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Pocket
Pocket
n.
Any
hollow
place
suggestive
of a
pocket
in
form
or
use
;
Pocket
n.
A
bin
for
storing
coal
,
grain
,
etc
.
Pocket
n.
A
socket
for
receiving
the
foot
of a
post
,
stake
,
etc
.
Pocket
n.
A
bight
on a
lee
shore
.
Pocket
n.
A
bag
or
pouch
;
especially
; a
small
bag
inserted
in a
garment
for
carrying
small
articles
,
particularly
money
;
hence
,
figuratively
,
money
;
wealth
.
Pocket
n.
One
of
several
bags
attached
to a
billiard
table
,
into
which
the
balls
are
driven
.
Pocket
n.
A
large
bag
or
sack
used
in
packing
various
articles
, as
ginger
,
hops
,
cowries
,
etc
.
Pocket
n.
A
hole
or
space
covered
by a
movable
piece
of
board
, as in a
floor
,
boxing
,
partitions
, or
the
like
.
Pocket
n.
A
cavity
in a
rock
containing
a
nugget
of
gold
, or
other
mineral
; a
small
body
of
ore
contained
in
such
a
cavity
.
Pocket
n.
A
hole
containing
water
.
Pocket
n.
A
strip
of
canvas
,
sewn
upon
a
sail
so
that
a
batten
or a
light
spar
can
placed
in
the
interspace
.
Pocket
n.
Same
as
Pouch
.
Pocket
v. t.
To
put
, or
conceal
, in
the
pocket
; as, to
pocket
the
change
.
Pocket
v. t.
To
take
clandestinely
or
fraudulently
.
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