wallet

/ˈwɒlɪt/noun

A small flat holder, usually leather, for carrying cash, bank cards, and similar items.

Example sentence

“She realized at the checkout that she had left her wallet at home.”

In British English women often carry a 'purse' instead, a word that means handbag to Americans. Digital payment apps are now also called wallets.

Related words

coinA small flat piece of money, usually a metal disc, though sometimes many-sided or with a hole through the centre.customerSomeone who buys, or plans to buy, goods or services from a shop or business.creditTrust or belief in the truth of what someone says or does; faith.purchaseThe act of buying something, or the thing that has been bought.debtAn amount of money that a person or organization must pay back to someone else, usually after borrowing.cheapCosting little money, or priced lower than usual.