| POCHARDS | • pochards n. Plural of pochard. • POCHARD n. a kind of European duck with a red head, also POCKARD.
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| POCHAYED | • POCHAY v. to transport by post-chaise. | 
| POCHETTE | • pochette n. Synonym of kit violin. • pochette n. A small handbag shaped like an envelope.
 • POCHETTE n. (French) a pocket notecase or wallet.
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| POCHOIRS | • pochoirs n. Plural of pochoir. • POCHOIR n. (French) a manual colour stencilling onto a printed illustration.
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| POCKARDS | • POCKARD n. a kind of European duck with a red head, also POCHARD. | 
| POCKETED | • pocketed adj. Having a pocket; with pockets. • pocketed adj. (In combination) Having a certain type or number of pockets.
 • pocketed v. Simple past tense and past participle of pocket.
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| POCKETER | • pocketer n. One who pockets something, or (figurative) appropriates money or goods. • POCKETER n. one who pockets.
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| POCKIEST | • POCKY adj. covered with pock marks. | 
| POCKMARK | • pockmark n. A mark or scar in the skin caused by a pock. • pockmark n. A crater in the seafloor caused by erupting gas or liquid.
 • POCKMARK v. to mark with scars caused by an eruptive disease.
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| POCKPITS | • pockpits n. Plural of pockpit. • POCKPIT n. the scar left by a pock mark.
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| POCOSENS | • pocosens n. Plural of pocosen. • POCOSEN n. (Native American) an upland swamp of the coastal plain of the southeastern US, also POCOSIN, POCOSON.
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| POCOSINS | • pocosins n. Plural of pocosin. • POCOSIN n. (Native American) an upland swamp of the coastal plain of the southeastern US, also POCOSEN, POCOSON.
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| POCOSONS | • pocosons n. Plural of pocoson. • POCOSON n. (Native American) an upland swamp of the coastal plain of the southeastern US, also POCOSEN, POCOSIN.
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