Pocket ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Pocket ( noun )

1. A small fabric bag attached to clothing and used to carry personal items such as money, keys, or a phone.
2. A small, usually shallow container or compartment within a larger one, such as a pocket in a jacket or pants.
3. A space or gap that can contain a small amount of something, such as a pocket in a billiards game.

Origin:

The word 'pocket' comes from the middle french word 'pokete' which means 'small bag.'.

Examples:

1. She put her phone in her pocket before leaving the house.
2. I always carry my wallet in my front pocket for safety.
3. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a pack of gum.
4. The jacket has two large pockets on the front for your hands.
5. He sank the 8 ball into the left corner pocket to win the game.

(As a verb)

Pocket ( verb )

1. A small fabric bag attached to clothing and used to carry personal items such as money, keys, or a phone.
2. A small, usually shallow container or compartment within a larger one, such as a pocket in a jacket or pants.
3. A space or gap that can contain a small amount of something, such as a pocket in a billiards game.

Origin:

The word 'pocket' comes from the middle french word 'pokete' which means 'small bag.'.

Examples:

1. She put her phone in her pocket before leaving the house.
2. I always carry my wallet in my front pocket for safety.
3. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a pack of gum.
4. The jacket has two large pockets on the front for your hands.
5. He sank the 8 ball into the left corner pocket to win the game.