pocket sand
a small amount of granulated rock particles carried in the pocket of ones pants used as a criminal diversion, similar to Mace
pocket sand by brian July 26, 2004
Word of the Day on July 1, 2025
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Pocket Sand
Pocket Sand by aJanMan May 28, 2018
Pocket Sand
A term used in airsoft. Refers to when someone runs out of bb's in their guns and resorts to throwing a hand-full of bb's from their pocket at their opponent.
Pocket Sand by Stop The $t3@| January 25, 2021
pocket sand
n. particles of street drugs (especially cocaine or crystal meth) that inadvertently and accidentally end up in one's pocket after leaking out of their container which hadn't been properly sealed.
Damn! I was going to go do a bump, but my bag wasn't closed all the way and now all I have left is pocket sand.
pocket sand by Shabarella July 13, 2005
Pocket-sanding
The act of pulling collected sand/dust from your pocket and unleashing it on your foes eyes in combat.
Pocket-sanding by Crackheadlover69 June 6, 2018
Pocket Sandwich
When a guy and a girl have sex while only opening their pants enough to "gain access." Used when privacy is limited to areas of very little space. (Done wearing pants, not the same as upskirt)
Pocket Sandwich by MeBarkes March 28, 2009
pocket sando
When one places an oily sandwich in anothers unworn jacket that is resting on a chair with the hopes that he will unknowingly put it on and walk away without realizing.
pocket sando by C Dog April 16, 2004
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