Thing you find in your pockets with F

  • Small edible items could be in a pocket

  • Small bits of lint often found in pockets

  • Small fibers or lint that gather in pockets

  • Small utensil that can fit in a pocket

  • Small flower could be carried in a pocket

  • Small bits of animal fur may be in pockets

  • Small container of dental floss fits in pockets

  • Small piece of flint could be in a pocket

  • Small toy; easy to carry in a pocket

  • Small feather could be found in a pocket

  • Small pocket-sized flashlight fits easily

  • Small flowers could be carried in pockets

  • Small fruit could be carried in a pocket

  • A paper cash bill, small and often pocketed.

  • Feathers are small and can end up in pockets.

  • Food crumbs are tiny and often hide in pockets.

  • Money fits easily; people keep it in pockets.

  • Small phone; many carry it in a pocket.

  • Dirt or grime can build up in pockets.

  • A small scrap of felt fabric could be pocketed.

  • A stray fry might accidentally end up in pockets.

  • Folded notes or receipts fit easily in pockets.

  • A small piece of foil can be in a pocket

  • A nail file is pocket-sized and common

  • A roll of film can fit in a pocket

  • Small card you might carry in a pocket

  • British 5-pound note; fits pockets (UK)

  • A 5-cent coin fits easily in pockets (US)

  • Small hip flask is made to fit pockets

  • Key fob or watch fob fits in a pocket

  • Handy pen you often carry in a pocket

  • Small face mask you might stuff in a pocket

  • Toy or fake bills can fit inside a pocket

  • Paper flyer often ends up in your pocket

  • Coins/bills used in Switzerland etc.; pocketable

  • Leaflet papers; you might pocket a few

  • Coins totaling 50¢; easy pocket find

  • Nail clippings can end up in pockets (ew!)

  • Very common pocket trash after a snack.

  • Cash folded up fits pockets well

  • A small family photo fits in a pocket

  • A small sweet; a piece could be in your pocket.

  • Small nail or paper files can fit in pockets

  • Little packs often stuffed into pockets.

  • Small hand toy people fidget with, perfect pocket size.

  • Gloves are often stashed in coat pockets.

  • Tiny grooming tool; easily pocket-sized.

  • Short for fidget toy, often pocket‑sized

  • Cash fits pockets; $4 is a valid amount.

  • Cereal, paint or skin flakes could end up there

  • A ring can be kept safe in a pocket.

  • As a nail clipping, it could end up there.

  • As clippings, they might end up in pockets.

  • A small pen fits easily in a pocket.

  • Tiny bracelet you might stash in a pocket.

  • Greasy fries could end up in a pocket!

  • Loose coins as “free change” in pockets

  • Coins often in pockets; four is fine.

  • Flour dust or a pinch could linger in pockets.

  • USB flash drive is pocket-sized.

  • Icky, but small bits can be in pockets.

  • A $50 bill fits neatly in a pocket.

  • A few fries could be found by accident.

  • Makeup foundation stick/tube fits a pocket.

  • A paper ticket or boarding pass fits pockets.

  • A small fig fruit can be pocketed.

  • Mushrooms or spores could end up in pockets by accident

  • Informal for a nail file; pocket-sized tool.

  • Slang for fidget toys; small pocket items.

  • Glittery 'fairy dust' can end up in pockets.

  • Little petals could be kept as a memento.

  • Small fire-starting kit, hikers carry it in pockets

  • Pocket lighter for starting fire - fits.

  • Small fruit; you might stash one in a pocket.

  • Wrappers often end up in pockets.

  • Receipts are often folded into pockets.

  • Foam earplugs or padding often lurk in pockets

  • Cash fits, and this phrase means five dollars.

  • Small fireworks; some carry them in pockets.

  • Lint and fabric fibers collect in pockets.

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