Thing you find in your pockets with W

  • Small case for money and cards fits in pocket

  • Small timepiece that can be in a pocket

  • Small splash/condensation in pocket, common mishap.

  • Small cleaning tissues fit in pockets

  • Small sound-making device fits in pocket

  • Small pieces of packaging found in pockets

  • Small pieces or fibers of wool may be in pockets

  • Small trash items could be in pockets

  • Moist cleaning tissues small enough for pockets

  • Mini or half-empty bottles often carried in pockets.

  • Small piece of packaging found in pockets

  • A small piece of wire can sit in a pocket.

  • Moist paper tissue fits in a pocket

  • Small edible nuts fit in pockets

  • Handy pocket wipes; people carry them often.

  • Toy or magic wand props can fit in a coat pocket.

  • Small ring; often kept in a pocket when removed.

  • Small weapons like knives can be carried in pockets.

  • Crayon or candle wax bits can melt in pockets.

  • Small wrench fits a pocket; handy to carry.

  • A small piece of white paper fits in a pocket.

  • Pocket watches or spare watches can fit.

  • Small nut; could end up in a pocket by accident.

  • Small personal item; often kept in pockets.

  • A wad of cash is pocket-sized money.

  • A wristwatch can be carried loose in a pocket.

  • Short wires or cables can be pocketed.

  • Crumpled waste paper often ends up in pockets.

  • A Walkman is pocket-portable, especially in jackets.

  • Kids might stash tiny worms in pockets after play.

  • Wood chips or splinters can turn up in pockets.

  • A cleaning wipe is small and pocketable.

  • Small flasks or mini wine bottles can fit pockets.

  • Correction fluid (white-out) fits in pockets.

  • Small bottles can be stuffed in big coat pockets.

  • A small walkie talkie can fit a pocket.

  • White pen
  • Lint is tiny and often found in pockets.

  • Chewed gum wads end up in pockets.

  • Wet wipes are pocket-sized cleaners.

  • Money can get wet inside a pocket.

  • A bottle cap is tiny; easy to pocket.

  • A small metal washer could be in a pocket.

  • Kids often find worms in pockets after playing.

  • Valid in the US: a store receipt fits pockets.

  • Wallets are classic pocket items.

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  • A crumpled wad of paper is common in pockets.

  • Crumpled notes or receipts often hide in pockets

  • Chewing gum pack or piece fits in pockets.

  • Gloves often kept in coat pockets.

  • A mini whisky bottle or flask fits in a pocket.

  • Mini whisk or keychain whisk fits big pockets.

  • A folded wet napkin can be carried in a pocket.

  • Tiny training weights or keychain weights fit.

  • Pens/pencils are pocket-sized writing tools.

  • Small accessory that can be kept in a pocket.

  • Handkerchiefs are classic pocket items.

  • Pocket lint often includes white fuzz.

  • Hot dog/sausage; kids might stash food there

  • Scraps of wastepaper often in pockets.

  • Lint from laundry often hides in pockets.

  • A lottery ticket fits and can be pocketed.

  • Candy; small pocket snack (common in UK).

  • A tissue fits in pockets; common to carry.

  • Correcting fluid; small office item for pockets

  • Pocket lint/fluff is a classic pocket find!

  • Small liquor bottle or flask can fit in pockets

  • Werther's candies often stashed in pockets.

  • Tiny seeds could end up in a pocket.

  • Small wig/hairpiece can be carried or hidden

  • Small gadgets or parts; could sit in pockets

  • Could be flour, talc, etc.; vague but pocketable

  • Catch‑all for odd small items in your pockets

  • Small cloth could fit; might be carried.

  • A small waffle could be stuffed into a pocket

  • Snack wafers could be carried in a pocket.

  • Candy or sandwich wrap easily ends up in pockets

  • A wasabi packet can fit and turn up in pockets.

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