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Pocket Panic 

Pocket panic is the phenomenon of losing track of the whereabouts of some important item you carry on your person. Wallets, cash, identification, keys and cell phones are the items most likely to be misplaced and trigger an episode fo pocket panic.
After I got to my seat on the airplane, I had pocket panic because I couldn't find my keys, but my wife found them under my seat. They'd fallen out of my hip pocket.
Pocket Panic by loobeydoobey February 8, 2010
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Three Pocket Panic Attack 

The sudden dread you feel from looking for something vital in your pockets and not finding it until the very last pocket.
"Where is my wallet? No, no, NO, oh shoot there it is. I just gave myself a three pocket panic attack."

PANIC POCKET 

The pocket in a girls purse that she doesn't know about until important items fall into it.
While looking for the lost item, the girl panics and ponders where else the item could be.
The girl then stops panicing because the item was found in the corner, unused, unknown about pocket of her purse.

Word originated in Mississauga by Katherine
I couldn't find my cell phone, I looked through my purse, car and room. I found it after I called it, and it rang from my purse. It was in the panic pocket.
PANIC POCKET by KatherineZ August 6, 2008

Pocket Pancake 

Reserving a pancake in one's pocket for later consumption.
"Yo Tom you got any food man?"
"Yeah dude i've got a few pocket pancakes if you want one"
Pocket Pancake by Soaking69 July 14, 2015
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