keycase

noun
UK /ˈkiːkeɪs/
US /ˈkiːkeɪs/

A keycase is a small holder that keeps keys together.

She pulled her keys out of the leather keycase in her bag.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A protective cover for a key or set of keys.

The old keycase kept the brass key from scratching his pocket.

3. A small case used to store spare keys.

We keep the spare house key in a keycase by the door.

4. A decorative holder for keys, often made of leather or fabric.

He bought a red keycase as a small gift.