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purse

noun
A small bag in which money is contained or carried in the pocket. It was formerly made of leather, and is still made of this material by common people. It is usually of silk net-work.

purse

A sum of money offered as the prize of winning in a horse race.

purse

In turkey, a sum of money, about f50 sterling, or $222.

purse

The public coffers; the treasury; as, to exhaust a nation’s purse, or the public purse. Long purse, or heavy purse, wealth; riches. Light purse, or empty purse, poverty, or want of resources. Sword and purse, the military power and wealth of a nation.

purse

verb transitive
To put in a purse.

purse

To contract into folds or wrinkles. Thou didst contract and purse thy blow.