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pooch

UK
/puːtʃ/
US
/puːtʃ/

Translations

poochnoun
pooches
pl
UK
/puːtʃ/
US
/puːtʃ/
chienFamilier, pour un chien en général.
She took her pooch for a walk in the park every morning.
Elle promenait son chien dans le parc tous les matins.
bedaineFamilier, pour un ventre qui ressort.
He tried to hide his pooch under the loose shirt.
Il a essayé de cacher sa bedaine sous sa chemise ample.
Additional translations
bourreletPour une saillie ou un renflement, surtout au niveau du ventre.
toutouFamilier et affectueux, surtout pour un petit chien.
Synonyms
puppy
pup
mutt
pet
hound
canine
dog
poochverb
pooched
Past Simple
pooched
Past Participle
pooching
Gerund
UK
/puːtʃ/
US
/putʃ/
Informal verb meaning to bulge or cause to bulge.
gonflerFamilier, pour prendre du volume ou ressortir.
The sides of the bag pooched out when it was overpacked.
Les côtés du sac ont gonflé quand il était trop rempli.
Additional translations
faire saillieSurtout pour une partie du corps ou un objet qui ressort.

Definitions

poochnoun
A dog, especially a small or medium-sized one.
She took her pooch for a walk in the park every morning.
A protruding belly or bulge, especially of the stomach.
He tried to hide his pooch under the loose shirt.
poochverb
(intransitive, informal) To bulge or stick out.
The sides of the bag pooched out when it was overpacked.
(transitive, informal) To cause (something) to bulge or protrude.
She pooched her lips in a playful pout.
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