Thing you find in your pockets with I

  • Liquid for writing may leak into pockets

  • Writing pen small enough for a pocket

  • Smartphone small enough to fit in a pocket

  • Identification card that fits in a pocket

  • Small bugs that could be in a pocket

  • Single word form of ink pen; fits in pocket

  • Slimy residue or gunk can end up in pockets

  • Common pain relief pills fit in pockets

  • Pocket-sized medical device for asthma.

  • Travel plan document small enough for pocket

  • ID cards often live in wallets and pockets.

  • Small card people carry in wallet or pocket.

  • Mint candies (brand); pocket-sized and handy.

  • Small music player; pocket-friendly.

  • A small ink mark can easily hide in a pocket.

  • A phone/iPhone often rides in your pocket.

  • Insulin pens or vials are pocketable meds.

  • Tiny trash; a wrapper could end up in pockets.

  • Gross crumbs, lint, unknown gunk in pockets

  • A small ink bottle can easily ride in a pocket.

  • Small cards students stash in pockets.

  • Small incense sticks/cones could be carried

  • Small tube of anti-itch cream fits a pocket.

  • An ice pick is a compact tool for pockets.

  • A compact cold pack can fit into a roomy pocket.

  • Gross chewed gum can end up stuck in pockets.

  • A paper coupon fits perfectly in a pocket.

  • Ice Breakers mints/gum fit easily in pockets.

  • A few ice cubes could briefly fit in a pocket

  • Coins or notes from India; easy pocket money.

  • An ID card is commonly carried in pockets.

  • Pocket lint is common, sometimes icky!

  • Gum (minty 'ice' kind) is small and pocketable.

  • Kids might stash the ice cream stick in a pocket.

  • Paper invites can be tucked in a pocket

  • A little ink stain in a pocket is totally plausible.

  • Fingers can end up shoved inside pockets.

  • Small papers like IDs or tickets fit in pockets.

  • Like a lighter; small and pocketable.

  • Used tissues end up in pockets, eww but true.

  • A pocket-sized tool, though definitely a pointy surprise.

  • Cash saved for ice cream, just money in a pocket.

  • A small pack of gum fits neatly in a pocket.

  • A small instant coffee sachet fits a pocket.

  • Leaky, inky pens often ride in pockets.

  • A small ink pot is a pocket-sized writing accessory.

  • Leaky pen ink stains are found in pockets.

  • A colored pen easily fits and rides in pockets.

  • Small ice lolly on a stick could be held in pocket.

  • A tiny inchworm a kid might stash in a pocket

  • A snack-sized treat could briefly travel in a pocket.

  • A little sprig of this plant can hitch a ride in a pocket.

  • Small instruction sheet can be tucked in a pocket

  • A small metal bar can make a surprisingly heavy pocket find.

  • Breath mints (Ice) commonly carried in pockets

  • Small writing pen; ink often leaks in pockets!

  • An ink pad is compact enough for a pocket.

  • Valid in India—rupees/coins often in pockets

  • Drawings on paper you might stuff in a pocket

  • ice breaker gum

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