Out of Pocket

adjective

1. Humorous but extraordinarily random and out of place.

"Dude that joke was so out of pocket!"

by camo_man February 10, 2022

Out of pocket

Crossing the social lines, spoken or unspoken. Doing something that is not allowed and has potential repercussions.

To Get out of pocket
Acting out of pocket

"If that lil' bitch get out of pocket tonight I'ma fuck his stupid ass up."

by Vic_Vector April 22, 2022

out of pocket

if an employee does something wrong like mess up a customer order, he goes out of his own pocket and pay something extra for their inconvenience of messing up their order, having to wait for a new order, wasting their time coming back and gas money. and being late for where ever they go. customers may not know this, thinking the company does this, but this is just a nice worker trying to make up for his mistake. probably new worker too.

i paid out of pocket because they didn't have enough money for their food, and ABSOLLUTE ALLMIGIHTY GOD THE CREATOR OF ALL BLESS me, to bless others. especially when that little girl wanted that treat her mother couldn't afford.

by Megasus Thirst Jesus Christ May 24, 2022

out of pocket

to be unreachable. m.i.a.

"i can't get a hold of him. I guess he's out of pocket "

by Notorious B.R.O. May 30, 2022

Out of pocket

Working remotely off of your phone, especially when no laptop is available.

Tyler: "I will be on the train so I will be be out of pocket on Friday."
Greg: "Do you mean unhinged, or unavailable?"
Tyler: "I mean working off of the phone from my pocket."

by pseudonym-001 January 3, 2024

Out-of-pocket

Out-of-pocket is a pimp term. If the ho (whore) is out of pocket that means she is out of line. It could be talking back, not making enough dough (money), scheming behind her pimp's back, or any other non-compliant things. This term can be used for other out of line people that may or may not be worthy enough to be called a ho.

"This out-of-pocket bitch came up short so I had to put a foot up her ho ass."

by Dj O-money November 22, 2010

out-of-pocket

To front money you don't expect to get back, refunded, or applied to future expenses (as in pulling cash out of your pocket).

I wanted to get that fish-food service, but I had to come up with $45 out-of-pocket.

by Anonymus Bosch June 20, 2006