1 definition by wordfey
Out of Pocket is a colloquialism used in the Southern Region of the United States. It is favored by grandparents and great-grandparents. It means to be unreachable in a communication sense. Very common in the days before cell phones.
I'm going into town so I'll be out of pocket until I get back.
Johnny's been out of pocket for a few days. He's in the woods hunting.
Johnny's been out of pocket for a few days. He's in the woods hunting.
by wordfey April 12, 2016