pocket
noun(pock-et)
a small bag carried by a person : purse
pocket
noun(pock-et)
a small bag that is sewed or inserted in a garment so that it is open at the top or side
pocket
noun(pock-et)
supply of money : means
pocket
verb(pock-et)
to put or enclose in or as if in one's pocket
pocket
verb(pock-et)
to appropriate to one's own use : steal
pocket
verb(pock-et)
to refuse assent to (a bill) by a pocket veto
pocket
adjective(pock-et)
small enough to be carried in the pocket
pocket
adjective(pock-et)
small, miniature
pocket
adjective(pock-et)
of or relating to money
pocket
noun(pock-et)
a small German battleship built so as to come within treaty limitations of tonnage and armament
pocket
noun, plural in form but usually singular in construction(pock-et)
pool
pocket
noun(pock-et)
an English constituency controlled before parliamentary reform by a single person or family
pocket
noun(pock-et)
pocketbook
pocket
noun(pock-et)
a miniature form of something
pocket
noun(pock-et)
gopher
pocket
noun(pock-et)
money for small personal expenses
pocket
noun(pock-et)
any of various nocturnal burrowing rodents (family Heteromyidae) that resemble mice, live in arid parts of western North America, and have long hind legs and tail and fur-lined cheek pouches