cemetery pockets

A metaphorical noun that describes a drug dealer as wealthy because he has so much money he must hide it, usually by digging a hole underground. The term is generally used by people of African descent and was popularized by OJ Da Juiceman. Drug dealers bury their large sums of money in hidden locations because if they got caught selling drugs (normally crack cocaine), their money would be seized by the law. They do not have the option of putting it in banks as that would attract suspicion, nor can they keep all their money in one place (like at the trap house), so they dig holes and hide their shit.

That negro got cemetery pockets, son.

I wish I had cemetery pockets like that black man OJ Da Juiceman.

by GottaGetIt$$ October 24, 2011

party pockets

the wad of miscellaneous items stored in one's pockets after the party. ie: sloppy, sweaty crinkled cash, lighters, dime bags with remnants of various substances, phone numbers and ideas scribbled on bits and pieces (back in the 90's), flyers, business cards, change, souvenirs, and other sundries procured from the party.

party animal #1: Oh man, I still have party pockets from last night!

party animal #2: You should empty your party pockets and see if you got any sweet digits!

by occupationother September 2, 2013

short arms and deep pockets with glass in the bottom

An extremely cheap person. A miser. One who never wants to pay his own way.

Don't ask Adam to buy, he's got short arms and deep pockets with glass in the bottom.

by jdgator1000 June 19, 2011

Maine potato packers

When two siblings from Maine take turns packing each others asses with potato’s by making potato guns and lubing the potato’s and Firing then up eachothers asses

Maine Potato packers are way happier

by Incest is the best February 27, 2019

deep pockets

Coming from a rich family or making lots of money from your job. Being wealthy.

"I heard Johnny's pockets run deep, you should ask him out!"

by Jay August 10, 2005

tell it to my pants pockets

A term that means that you're going to have to show me some money if you want me to do a favor for you. Used to elicit a bribe.

Jesse Jackson, Jr: "Governor Blagojevich, as you can see, I am by far the most qualified candidate to replace President-elect Obama in the U.S. Senate. I hope you will make the right decision."
Rod Blagojevich: "Yeah yeah whatever. Tell it to my pants pockets!"

by Nicholas D January 22, 2009

hands in the pockets

a non-literal snowboarding term, "hands in the pockets" refers to a trick done with such steeze, it looks as though they could have just kept their hands in their pockets.

"Did you see that kid? Cab 270 on, pretzel out--hands in the pockets. Sick."

by B Kramer January 19, 2008