Pockets

(n) A game played by younger generations. The game is called “pockets”. The rules are simple. If you see someone with their both hands in their pockets, you punch them in the chest.

I was looking for my iPOD when someone playing pockets punched me in the chest.

by D. Ward May 5, 2010

Pocket

Slang term used by straight men to connote “Backpack.” In reference to where their map is located.

Pocket has been used in many defining pop culture moments and this title has been included in many hit songs as of late.

I’ve settled down and I’ve found a pocket, so we are able to locate where the nearest Starbucks is.

by samanthaurie June 15, 2022

Pocketizer

When you keep a snack in your pocket just Incase you get hungry before dinner

Liz: I’m starving and it’s only 3 o’clock

Jen: I’ve got a pocketizer if you need it.

Liz: that would be great

Jen: (reaches in her pocket and pulls out some snacks for Liz)

by FunkyValleyMom August 7, 2018

pocketing

The act of penetrating ones anus thus making it gape then proceeding to drop ones balls into the gaping anus.

girl : me and marco did pocketing last night.
friend : whats that?
girl : he put his balls in my ass after we did anal.

by Jdizzlefizzlegizzle June 4, 2010

pocketing

the process of ripping someones pocket off their shirts but must only be in school uniform

alex: hey i dare u 2 rip off alans pocket
Jared: no he will b angry and hurt me
Alex: so wat its worth it
Jared: yeh ur right

POCKETING

by dean & jared February 26, 2008

Pockets

Pockets are when a girl's shorts are so short that all they is pockets;Doesn't offer any use other then pockets; Ass is half hanging out.

Oh great Susie has pockets on She looks like a slut when she wears them.

by Andrew412 May 7, 2015

in pocket

SpySpeak for anything that is within a monitorable environment, usually people or objects, such as subjects or objectives (e.g. ordinance, documents, contraband, etc.) being observed. If one is tailing (following) said subject/objective and has the subject/objective within visual range, is considered "in pocket." A target/objective that is "out of pocket" is one that is not monitorable.

Simply put, "in pocket" means you can see your mark and know what your mark is doing, hence making your actions as the observer smarter and safer; "out of pocket" is the opposite, creating a potentially uncontrolled environment which is always a liability.

"Target exiting structure, in pocket walking south on Michigan Avenue. Target has entered a taxi, headed west on Lawrence Avenue, out of pocket."

"Subjects are taking the ordinance off the plane; ordinance is in pocket in a black SUV, parked; primary target is out of pocket, presumably inside the plane. Awaiting visual confirmation of target."

by Michael Weston October 30, 2007