Thing you find in your pockets with S
Small grains of sand can be found in pockets
Small piece of cord or thread fits in pockets
Small candies fit in a pocket
Clothing; small enough to fit in a pocket
Coins carried loosely in pockets
Small food items fit in a pocket
Small pair can fit in a larger pocket
Eyewear small enough for a pocket
Clothing item small enough for a pocket
Salt grains or a takeaway packet in pockets.
Small adhesive labels fit in pockets
Coins made of silver fit in pockets
Small bottle for cleaning hands fits in pocket
Small colorful candies fit in pockets
Kids sometimes stash slime in pockets—fits!
Small stones are pocket treasures for kids.
A small bar of soap could ride in a coat pocket.
A small snack easily slips into a pocket.
Stamps are tiny and often kept in pockets.
A smartphone is a common pocket companion.
A Snickers bar fits neatly in a pocket.
Seeds often end up in pockets after snacks.
Sugar or a cafe sugar packet may end up there.
Phones live in pockets all the time.
Loose metal staples can rattle in pockets.
Cash or coins in pockets is very common.
A single stick of gum fits any pocket.
Small sticker sheets often ride in pockets.
A silver dollar coin is pocket-ready.
A small spoon (like a teaspoon) can fit.
A silver coin is a classic pocket find.
Small stopwatch fits nicely in a pocket.
Kids often stash a small stone in pockets.
A small stick or twig can end up in pockets.
Seashells from the beach fit in pockets.
Little sticks or twigs can be pocketed.
A drinking straw easily fits in pockets.
Travel-size sunscreen fits in a pocket.
A postage stamp is tiny and pocketable.
Means coins; lots end up jingling in pockets.
US slang for $1 bills; easy to carry in pockets.
Little condiment packets often live in pockets.
A piece of string can easily end up in a pocket.
UK word for candy; small enough for a pocket.
A smartphone commonly rides in pockets.
A marker pen people clip or stash in pockets.
Small candies are pocket-friendly treats.
Slang for cigarettes; people carry packs in pockets.
Tiny and handy; often found in pockets.
Small can fits in a jacket pocket.
Sugar sachets are small and pocketable.
Little wrapped candies fit perfectly in pockets.
A small slip of paper often ends up in pockets.
Little scrap paper is often stuffed in pockets.
Loose change/coins are classic pocket finds.
A sauce packet from takeout could be in a pocket.
A thin scarf can be folded into a coat pocket.
Coins; shillings can easily sit in pockets.
Crumpled scraps of paper often linger in pockets.
Sticky notes are small and slip into pockets.
A Samsung phone is pocket-sized and common.
Bits of soil/dirt can end up in pockets by accident.
Small slips of paper commonly found in pockets.
Tiny scraps (paper, fabric) often fill pockets.
Candy you might carry; fits in a pocket.
Small pencil sharpener fits in a pocket.
Small folding knife; fits in a pocket.
Loose screws often end up in pockets.
Ketchup or sauce packets often in pockets.
A small seashell could be pocketed.
Classic pocket multitool; fits easily.
Pocket gum is common for fresh breath.
Tiny SIM card could be carried in pocket.
Fine mud or silt can sneak into pockets.
A stray staple might be in your pocket.
Coins are classic pocket change.
Used tissues often end up stuffed in pockets.
Candy packets fit pockets; kids carry them.
Loose change is a classic pocket find.
Snack seeds can rattle around in pockets.
Little notes/receipts are common in pockets.
A spare lace can be tucked into a pocket.
Tiny wood dust often ends up in pockets.
Keys are a very common pocket item.
Dirty soot can collect in pockets by accident.
Small hand sanitiser bottle fits pockets.
Shiny loose change jingles in pockets.
A small screw can be kept in a pocket.
Small hair tie; often found loose in pockets.
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