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(New page: A void sewn into pants and other clothes for the storage of items one does not wish to carry. In football, the area in which a quarterback makes a play from.) |
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| − | A void sewn into [[pants]] and other [[clothes]] for the storage of items one does not wish to carry. | + | ''Pocket''([[noun]]) A void sewn into [[pants]] and other [[clothes]] for the storage of items one does not wish to carry. |
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| + | The derived [[verb]], ''to pocket'' means to put into one's pocket; to pilfer; to keep for oneself. To pocket something is to break one of the [http://www.winternet.com/~swezeyt/bible/swezcomd.htm eleven] [[commandments]]. | ||
In [[football]], the area in which a [[quarterback]] makes a play from. | In [[football]], the area in which a [[quarterback]] makes a play from. | ||
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| + | The receptacle built into a [[billiards]] [[table]] for to receive the billiard balls. [[Two]] common varieties of such pockets are [[side]] and [[corner]]. | ||
Revision as of 05:37, April 20, 2007
Pocket(noun) A void sewn into pants and other clothes for the storage of items one does not wish to carry.
The derived verb, to pocket means to put into one's pocket; to pilfer; to keep for oneself. To pocket something is to break one of the eleven commandments.
In football, the area in which a quarterback makes a play from.
The receptacle built into a billiards table for to receive the billiard balls. Two common varieties of such pockets are side and corner.