frockets
A combination of the words "pocket" and "frock", used to refer, unsurprisingly, to a frock with pockets.
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Fockets
Pocket-looking imitations on jackets/coats/pants that seem useful in storing various items such as cold hands or an appetizing sandwich but in truth are just decorative flaps on the outside sewn up in a fashion similar to the appearance of real pockets.
Troyka: "Hey, can I store my brand new flabulator in your pocket?"
Ronald: "Sorry dude, it's a focket."
My grandma died the other day due to an insufficient amount of heat to her hands. This was due to the abundance of fockets on her brand new pigeon coat she was wearing. My friend Mark gladly gave her a pearl necklace in honor of her death.
Ronald: "Sorry dude, it's a focket."
My grandma died the other day due to an insufficient amount of heat to her hands. This was due to the abundance of fockets on her brand new pigeon coat she was wearing. My friend Mark gladly gave her a pearl necklace in honor of her death.
Fockets by Travis Burgess September 6, 2005
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frocket by i love frockets August 10, 2008
Frocket
A Frat-Pocket. The very fratty pocket on the front of the shirt, typically worn by fratdaddys or sorostitutes. A common misconception of the meaning of Frocket is the front-pocket.
Sorostitute #1: Omg look at that fratdaddy, he's so sexy.
Sorostitute #2: I know, I love the way he wears his frocket.
Sorostitute #2: I know, I love the way he wears his frocket.
Frocket by SECFrattyDaddy November 23, 2010
Frocket
frocket
fraternity shirt with a front pocket
the origin of the word i attributed to the collegiate Greek community. front pockets is wrong definition
the origin of the word i attributed to the collegiate Greek community. front pockets is wrong definition
frocket
frocket by Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz November 19, 2012
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