DictionarywalletMoney and card holder
noun

wallet

WAH-lit/ˈwɑːlɪt/

A personal holder for money, cards, or credentials.

The open wallet has card slots and a separate compartment for bills.

A single partly open bifold wallet, showing its central fold, fitted card slots and banknotes tucked into the rear bill compartment.
Etymology

Wallet originally meant a bag, knapsack, or large purse, especially for travelers. Its origin is uncertain, but its meaning narrowed to a flat pocket-case for paper money.

In context

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they also make one that i don't have right here with a with a wallet um you know so you can put two to three cards in there
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More examples

  • He keeps his driver's license in his wallet.
  • I use my phone's digital wallet to pay for groceries.
  • She slips a few dollar bills into her wallet.

Forms

wallet · wallets

Similar words

billfold
Specifically a folding wallet designed to hold paper money.
cardholder
Holds cards specifically, often without space for bills or coins.