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81pocket — 01. I lost my car keys because I had a hole in my [pocket]. 02. When I was little, I used to carry worms and bugs around in my [pockets] to show my friends. 03. Simon always carries a [pocket] dictionary with him wherever he goes, in order to… …
82pocket — 1. noun 1) a bag with two pockets Syn: pouch, compartment 2) these donors have deep pockets Syn: means, budget, resources, finances, funds, money, wherewithal, pocketbook 3) …
83money belt — noun belt with a concealed section for holding money • Hypernyms: ↑belt * * * noun : a belt with pockets for carrying money that is usually worn concealed * * * a belt with a concealed section for holding money. [1840 50, Amer.] * * * money belt… …
84pocket — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. pouch, bin, purse; hollow, placket. See concavity, receptacle. v. t. appropriate, take, steal. See stealing. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. small, tiny, miniature; see little 1 , minute 1 . n. 1. [A… …
85money — Synonyms and related words: Swiss bank account, affluence, affluent, assets, balance, bank account, banknotes, bankroll, bills, blunt, boodle, bottom dollar, bottomless purse, brass, bread, bucks, budget, bulging purse, bundle, cabbage, capital,… …
86pocket — 1. noun 1) a bag with two pockets Syn: pouch, compartment 2) pockets of resistance Syn: area, patch, region, cluster 2. adjective a pocket dictionary Syn …
87money burns a hole in one's pocket — See: BURN A HOLE IN ONE S POCKET …
88money burns a hole in one's pocket — See: BURN A HOLE IN ONE S POCKET …
89Pocket — 1. secrete in one s pocket; 2. steal (money or some small item) …
90pocket — Australian Slang 1. secrete in one s pocket; 2. steal (money or some small item) …
