n. 1 a small pouch inside a garment for carrying small articles; 2 an enclosed space; v. put in one's small pouch inside one's garment
I have a rock in my pocket.
I have a rock in my pocket.
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The candy bulged out of the boy's pocket.
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Why did Paddington feel he needed a rise in his pocket money?
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If you had one dollar in your pocket right now, what could could buy?
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Mikhail Gorin left what in the pocket of his coat, when he sent it to the cleaners?
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Where did Mandy earn her pocket money?
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He had only one pence left in his pocket.
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What did Grandma Bryant's pocket have written on it?
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What fell out of Sidney's pocket when Harry was tickling him?
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There is lint in your pocket.
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What had Nikolai kept in the pocket of his favorite pants?
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What did Hank carry in his pocket to calm himself?
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What was the treat in Mr. Macky's pocket that he gave to Miss Klute?
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Whose pocket did Ava hide in?
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How many pockets did Amber have for pocket day?
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pouch; sack; compartment
pants
2 syllables
pock-et
brockett
crockett
docket
hockett
hocutt
lockett
rocket
rockett
socket
sprocket
erakat
hip-
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