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purse

[purs] / pɜrs /




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There were sunglasses, silly expressions and pursed selfie faces in the mirror.

From The Wall Street Journal

Figuring out the purse for 34 of the 35 graded stakes races at Santa Anita is, for horsemen anyway, maddeningly simple: Just look up the minimum purse required in North America.

From Los Angeles Times

The visit has the heavy air of obligation — they don’t see Dad very often — and when he clumsily welcomes them into his ramshackle house, pregnant pauses and pursed lips ensue.

From Los Angeles Times

And don’t be surprised to see these condiments showing up in purses and big pockets, as people start carrying “special sauce” on-the-go.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It is deflating, and it is unfortunate that Congress is not defending the power of the purse,” said Colorado Attorney General Philip Weiser, during Monday’s press conference.

From Los Angeles Times