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Pronunciation: \ˈpük\ Function: noun Etymology: Modern English pook, derived from Parisian dialect of etiquette & couture pouqué, combined modern words of purse and hook. Date: circa 1920’s 1: pursehook is a type of portable hook meant to temporarily secure a purse or handbag to a table, sink or armrest 2. a line of couture pursehooks designed in Vancouver, Canada; fashion authority; keeping up-to-date with current runway trends 3. a fabulous promotional item for bars, restaurants, events, corporate brands 4. great as a treat to yourself, fabulous as gifts to your moms, girlfriends, sisters and girlfriends for guys 5. slang: "pooq me up": the precious trinket that lifts your purse and mood
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