Thing you find in your pockets with G

  • Chewing gum often found in pockets

  • Small firearm could fit in a large pocket

  • Small pieces or items of gold fit in pockets

  • Small trash items can be found in pockets

  • Small bits of grass could be in pockets

  • Small spectacles can fit in a pocket

  • Clothing items small enough for pockets

  • Small glue stick or tube fits in pockets

  • Small grapes could be carried in a pocket

  • Coins made of gold small enough for pockets

  • Sticky residue that may collect in pockets

  • Small shiny particles could be in pockets

  • Small precious stones fit in pockets

  • Small firearms could fit in large pockets

  • Small devices you might carry in a pocket.

  • Fits in a pocket; a small piece of money.

  • Trash from gum often stuffed in pockets.

  • Hand or hair gel tube could be pocketed.

  • A little device - very pocket-friendly.

  • Leftover gum wrapper often found in pockets.

  • Tiny stones can end up in pockets by accident.

  • Dirt and grime collect inside pockets easily.

  • Tiny dirt bits; pockets often collect grit.

  • Treats or candy; kids stash goodies in pockets.

  • Cash set aside for gas; fits in a pocket.

  • A small fruit could end up there by accident.

  • Sticky stuff from spills; pockets get gooey.

  • A lone glove often ends up in coat pockets.

  • Tiny jewelry; easy to keep in a pocket.

  • Small candy you might tuck into a pocket.

  • Like lint, sand grains collect in pockets.

  • Small and round; golfers carry them in pockets.

  • Common shorthand for lip gloss, pocket-size.

  • Oily residue you might find smeared in pockets

  • Slimy gunk; messy stuff can end up in pockets.

  • A small ball golfers often keep in a pocket.

  • Fits easily; people often carry these.

  • Tiny stone you could carry or stash in a pocket.

  • Snack-size bar fits easily in a pocket.

  • Little bits like rice can linger in pockets.

  • Small enough; you could tuck a watch in a pocket.

  • Keys are classic pocket items; garage ones too.

  • A single key commonly kept in a pocket.

  • Candy pieces kids often stuff into pockets.

  • Small candy often carried or found in pockets

  • Little candies that often end up in pockets

  • Pens fit easily in pockets; this one’s green

  • Cash (green bills) is commonly kept in pockets

  • Chewy candy ball kids slip into pockets

  • US slang for paper money; fits in pockets

  • Small school supply that fits in a pocket

  • Handheld console; many fit into coat pockets

  • Snack bits or crumbs can end up in pockets

  • gold chain

  • Small candies; could be in a kid's pocket.

  • Handy little pick musicians keep in pockets.

  • Fruit snack brand; a pack could be pocketed.

  • Phones fit in pockets; a Google phone does.

  • Small cards people often carry in pockets.

  • Hard candies; kids might keep them in pockets.

  • Gel pen

  • A specific key; keys often live in pockets.

  • A gummy candy could easily be in pockets.

  • Very small; golfers keep tees in pockets.

  • Receipts commonly end up in pockets.

  • Pocket lighter; many people carry these.

  • Pocket-sized remote for your garage.

  • A small list you fold and stash in pockets.

  • A scrap of green paper could be in a pocket.

  • Cash money; bills often end up in pockets.

  • A fuel payment card fits easily in pockets.

  • Snack bars people carry on the go.

  • Coins fit pockets, gold or chocolate ones!

  • A small pack of chewing gum belongs there.

  • Candy pieces you might carry for a treat.

  • Lint collects in pockets—sometimes even green!

  • US residency ID card; people keep it in pockets.

  • A tiny tube of Gorilla Glue can fit.

  • Keys for a gate are pocket-friendly.

  • Small bandage pad; easy to carry in a pocket.

The words in the list Thing you find in your pockets with G come from players of the word game City, Country, River.