Thing you find in your pockets with J
Small unwanted items often found in pockets
Small decorative items fit in pockets
Small candy pieces fit in pockets
Small precious stones fit in pockets
Small game pieces that fit in pockets
UK spelling of jewelry; fits in pockets
Small rolled cigarette, fits in pocket
Soft food; could be carried in a container
Small candy pieces fit in pockets
Single precious stone fits in a pocket
Small hard candy fits in a pocket
Small hard candies fit in pockets
Small boxed drink could fit in a large pocket
Plural of joint; small rolled cigarettes
Handy snack - small jerky strip fits.
A tiny jar or sample jar could sit in a big pocket.
Gum brand - small packs slip in pockets.
Chewing gum pack fits nicely in pockets.
Small pocketknife - made for pockets.
Small pocket journal/notebook is quite common.
Tiny candy - easy to find in a pocket.
Lint from jeans - a very common pocket find!
Keys that jingle - often in your pockets.
A small jade stone or charm fits a pocket.
Car keys are small and often carried in pockets.
A jackknife is a small folding pocket knife.
Small candy; easy to find loose in a pocket.
Small candy; could easily be in a pocket.
Jam in a mini packet could end up in a pocket.
Wrapped candies; people carry them in pockets.
A Joker playing card fits easily in a pocket.
Candy jellies are small and pocket-friendly.
Loose coins jingle and commonly sit in pockets.
Snacks or candy wrappers count as junk food bits.
Small candies that easily fit in pockets.
Hard candies; small ones fit in pockets.
Change jingles; coins often live in pockets.
Tiny candy; easy to find forgotten in pockets.
A mini joke book could fit in a coat pocket.
Small novelty beans could end up in a pocket.
Small UK candy; could be carried in pockets.
Tiny bells can jingle away in a pocket.
Little jam packets can be stashed in a pocket.
The Joker playing card fits in a pocket.
A stray puzzle piece can hide in a pocket.
Small candy box; people carry these.
Bits of torn jean material can sit in pockets.
Lint is classic pocket treasure, nicely described.
Small candies; very pocketable and common.
A tiny jigsaw piece can easily hide in a pocket.
Hard candy; some are pocket-sized.
Paper form folded to fit in a pocket.
Small jingle bells are pocket-sized and common.
Sprinkles (jimmies); tiny bits. US Northeast.
Big hard candy; small ones fit pockets.
Small drink pouch or powder; pocketable.
Restaurant jelly packets often end up in pockets.
Philippine jelly candy cups; pocket-sized.
Little jam packet from diners; pocketable.
Keys often jangle around in pockets.
A small toy jack-in-the-box could fit a big pocket.
A spare button from a jacket fits a pocket.
A jacks game piece is tiny; could be pocketed.
Small piece of candy fits easily in pockets.
Kids’ jump ropes can be coiled into large pockets.
A wrapped straw from a juice box fits.
Tiny jingle bells could be found in a pocket.
Single-serve jelly packet fits in pockets.
UK candy; small sweets fit in pockets.
Jam stains on fabric inside pockets are plausible.
A small pepper could be in a pocket by accident.
Wrappers from snacks often end up in pockets.
Coins jingle—classic pocket change item.
A small jingle bell or charm fits a pocket
Tiny piece; easy to find lost in a pocket.
Small toy jet could ride along in pockets.
Keys belong in pockets; this is a type.
Toy jump rope or mini rope could be in pocket
A straw is small and pocket-friendly.
Small juice pouch or box can fit big pockets.
Pocket lint from jeans, often found!
Car keys for a Jeep - a pocket item.
A jasmine flower or petal could end up in a pocket
UK biscuit; small snack you might stash in a pocket
Loose jacket buttons often end up in pockets
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