When two or more people play musical instruments together, with or without a vocal accompaniment and are perfectly on-beat, never missing a note or going off tempo in any way.
The Expression "in the pocket" most commonly refers to the musical genres of jazz, blues, bluegrass and flamenco.
The Expression "in the pocket" most commonly refers to the musical genres of jazz, blues, bluegrass and flamenco.
"Wow.. have you heard Django Reinhardts minor swing? The whole song is in the pocket!"
"Man, the Tolga Quartet are really in the pocket tonight"
"Man, the Tolga Quartet are really in the pocket tonight"
by guitarguru13 August 20, 2007
When you’re trying to flex on someone but really you broke as shit.
To have no blue faces to your name.
To have no blue faces to your name.
“Damn dude brought his girls buggy to work again instead of his Maro’?”
“He’s trying to save gas he gots No Pockets!”
“Let’s go to lunch?, nah I brought my lunch today.” -“No pockets!”
“He’s trying to save gas he gots No Pockets!”
“Let’s go to lunch?, nah I brought my lunch today.” -“No pockets!”
by NeetzBeatzCheekz January 17, 2019
Similar to a Groove The place in a piece of music where the beat sits to create groove. Without a pocket, there is no groove.
by Funkydrummah July 29, 2010
When you accidentally take something from someone else, or someone accidentally took something from you.
"Hey man you pocketed my lighter just now."
"My bad, it's a bad habit"
"When I got home I realized I pocketed your phone, mine looks exactly the same my bad"
"No problem bro"
"My bad, it's a bad habit"
"When I got home I realized I pocketed your phone, mine looks exactly the same my bad"
"No problem bro"
by jgross212 June 05, 2013
1) The act of dominating someone in a competative activity.
derived from the idea of sybolically placing an inferior opponent into ones pocket or total control. 2) The act of collecting and securing an object. Usually referring to a valuable item such as currency.
derived from the idea of sybolically placing an inferior opponent into ones pocket or total control. 2) The act of collecting and securing an object. Usually referring to a valuable item such as currency.
1)Yo did you see how Ro pocketed Ant on Madden?... He's still picking lint out of his hair!
2)I pocketed about six bills on the tickets I sold.
2)I pocketed about six bills on the tickets I sold.
by Romaine M. July 14, 2006
Modern Definition: The title of a popular Tabi Bonney song. To get "put in the pocket" is slang for having a good thing happen to you.
Traditional Definition: A shaped piece of fabric attached inside or outside a garment and forming a pouch used esp. for carrying small articles.
Traditional Definition: A shaped piece of fabric attached inside or outside a garment and forming a pouch used esp. for carrying small articles.
1. Put me in the pocket, pocket, Put me in the pocket, pocket, put me in the pocket.
2. I keep my keys in my right pocket.
2. I keep my keys in my right pocket.
by ducksoup October 17, 2006