out of pocket

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.

by wordfey June 13, 2016

In Pocket

To have drugs or money.

"Hey dog, you in pocket?"

by Anonymous July 23, 2003

Pocket Ball

stickin your hands in your pockets to play with yourself.

Keith: Jack quit playin pocket ball!
Jack: Keith what the hell you be talkin bout?

by keys takes it deep December 8, 2009

angry pocket

Vagina. Bearded Taco. Pussy. Cunt. The Clam. A seventh century term for the female genitalia. Also a West African fish. Anything smelling of scallops.

"Well baby, it's time to feed the angry pocket."

by Ezzy Machette and Skelly July 31, 2007

Mug pockets

Pockets deep enough for cash, drugs, or guns

We don't wear skinny jeans around here, we got mug pockets.

by Purple ape December 17, 2015

chicago hot pocket

When you put tostino's pizza rolls between your butt cheeks and fart on them and then serve your friends or family members.

Grandma said she was hungry so i made her a Chicago hot pocket.

by 7ft chef July 14, 2014

Peel an Orange in your Pocket

Meaning tight with money, selfish, unlikly to share with others.

Ben: "Paul can I have one of them sweets please?"
Paul: "Fuck off they're mine!"
Ben: "Tight fucker, you would peel an orange in your pocket!"
Paul: "Whatever"

by Ben Daniels December 17, 2006