Thing you find in your pockets with D
Fine particles that often collect in pockets
Soil or grime that can end up in pockets
Paper currency small enough for a pocket
A unit of paper currency for a pocket
Small US coin that fits in a pocket
Small cubes used in games, fit in pockets
Medicine or substances small enough for pockets
Plural of dime; small coins for pockets
Small container of floss fits in a pocket
Paper currency small enough for a pocket
A small toy doll could fit in a pocket
Small gems could be carried in pockets
A key for a door, commonly kept in pockets
A small gem could be carried in a pocket
Small pet snacks; folks carry these on walks.
Slim payment card, often kept in pockets.
Small pocket diary/notebook fits in coats.
Keys are classic pocket items for doors.
Driver’s license: common ID kept in pockets.
Paper money fits easily in pant pockets.
Lint from clothes/dryer ends up in pockets.
Small die for games, often in pockets.
Crumpled dirty tissues often hide in pockets.
A lone grubby tissue can sit in a pocket.
Pocket-sized pack; people carry these.
Skin flakes on clothes or in pockets by accident.
Small dagger could fit a pocket, though risky!
Small darts can ride along in a pocket.
Small snack; could be in a pocket bag.
Pet hair often ends up in pockets by accident.
Travel-size deodorant stick fits in pockets.
Crumbs or a mini bag might be in pockets.
Some keep dentures in a small pocket case.
Common pocket item, usually in a wallet.
Small game piece; could end up in a pocket.
Tiny dart fits in a pocket (be careful!).
Small dice often carried for board or RPG games.
Small tech adapter; easy to pocket.
A small bar or piece could be pocketed.
Kids often stuff picked flowers in pockets.
Fluffy lint clumps often hide in pockets.
Small jewelry; folks sometimes pocket it.
Cash can get grubby; money lives in pockets.
Pet dander can collect in clothes and pockets.
UK term: pacifier; small and pocketable.
Slang for money; cash often sits in pockets.
A picked dandelion could be tucked in a pocket.
A small daisy can be slipped into a pocket.
Paper with doodles often ends up in pockets.
Kibble or treats for a dog can be pocketed.
Coins live in pockets and get dirty—fits!
Roll of poo bags is small and pocketable.
Skin flakes/lint dust can be found in pockets.
Small drawings on paper can be in pockets.
Coins are classic pocket items—dollars too.
A small floppy disk fits a pocket (old but real).
Keys are classic pocket carry; door keys too.
Raisins or similar snacks fit easily in pockets.
Small game pieces that could be in a pocket
Tiny toy dolls can ride along in a pocket.
Crumpled napkins often end up in pockets
Little crumbs and bits often collect there
Small strap for dogs, easy to fold into a pocket.
Small donuts or pieces could be pocket snacks (messy!).
Tiny bits and lint that gather in pockets
A small sketch on paper fits in a pocket
An ID card people carry in wallets or pockets
Coins commonly jingle around in pockets
Small treats dog owners keep in pockets
Valid in UK/Ireland: receipt or ticket in pockets
Crumpled napkins often get stuffed in pockets.
Little dust clumps can form in pockets like lint.
Pocket lint is common, and yes, it’s dry and tiny.
A license/ID is small and often carried in pockets.
Gross, but tiny dead bugs can show up by accident.
After laundry, a dryer sheet can hide in a pocket.
A small doodle on paper can be tucked in a pocket.
A tiny whistle for dogs fits easily in pockets.
A small dog toy can be carried around in a pocket.
Means receipts; common in pockets (esp. Australia).
Yup, lint gets dirty and piles up in pockets.
A tiny toy dinosaur can fit and be found in pockets.
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