Potter
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 321
v. i. See under Pother. or Pouch, powch, n. A small bag; usually, a leather bag; thing shaped like or used as a pouch, — as, a protuberant belly: or, the bag or sack of the pelican, in etc.; crop of a bird: or, (Med.) a cyst or sac containing watery fluid; or, a membranous sac in which the young of marsupials are carried. — v. t. [pouched (powcht), pouching.] To pocket, save; a to swallow, — said of fowls. suc- Poudrette, poo-dret', n. A fertilizing manure made from the contents of privies, dried and mixed with charcoal, gypsum, etc.
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