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hunting case

noun

  1. a watchcase with a hinged cover to protect the crystal.


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His watch was an old hunting-case which had belonged to his father.

Howard produced the gold watch—a small hunting-case—and offered it to the young woman.

They searched everywhere and found only the gun, hunting case, and sword of the master of the house, these they did not disturb.

I hope you have not omitted to clean the guns which are placed at the top of the stand,—I mean those in my hunting-case.

The young Westerner drew forth a hunting-case watch and opened it.

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