Thing you find in your pockets with P

  • Pen

  • Mobile device small enough for a pocket

  • Small sheets or scraps fit in pockets

  • Small writing tool fits in a pocket

  • Small coin worth one cent

  • Small medicine tablets fit in pockets

  • Small sharp fastener fits in a pocket

  • Small folding knife for pockets

  • Plural of pin; small fasteners for pockets

  • Small coin purse could fit in a pocket

  • Small fibers or fluff from inside pockets

  • Small watch carried in pockets; fits well.

  • Small edible nuts fit in pockets

  • Coins carried loosely in a pocket

  • Coins or notes kept in pockets; very common.

  • Little stones kids stash in pockets.

  • Stray popcorn pieces can end up in pockets.

  • Small photos or prints fit easily in pockets.

  • Small cooking pot toy or mini pan could fit.

  • Small office clip that often rides in pockets.

  • Scraps of paper are classic pocket finds.

  • A small smoking pipe can fit in a pocket.

  • Small gum piece easily carried or forgotten in pockets.

  • Small mints; folks keep a few in pockets.

  • A small pack of gum fits in most pockets.

  • Valid as UK money; coins or notes in pockets.

  • Travelers often keep passports in pockets.

  • Valid in countries using pesos; pocket money.

  • A small paper slip you might keep in a pocket.

  • Small folding knife; often carried in pockets.

  • A small photo print fits easily in a pocket.

  • Literal fabric inside the pocket itself.

  • Yep, lint bits often end up in pockets!

  • Like a guitar pick - tiny and pocket friendly.

  • A small pouch can be carried in a pocket.

  • UK coins; small change found in pockets.

  • Little sauce or sugar packets fit easily.

  • A tidy handkerchief made for a pocket.

  • Loose peas are tiny; could end up there by accident

  • Underwear can be stuffed or hidden in pockets.

  • Small perfume vials are pocket-friendly.

  • Small fruit, a pear can fit in a big pocket.

  • Small paint tube or pot can ride in a pocket.

  • Face powder in a compact fits a pocket.

  • Pickle in a bag or jar can be in a pocket.

  • Little pretzel pieces could be in pockets.

  • Mint sweets (UK) often kept in pockets.

  • Made for shirt pockets—definitely fits!

  • A small UK coin often carried in pockets.

  • Candy packets of Pop Rocks fit in pockets.

  • Small pliers can fit and be carried.

  • Crumpled paper receipts live in pockets.

  • A small potato can fit; silly but possible.

  • Trading cards kids stash in pockets, from Pokémon game.

  • Pocket book

  • Yep! Lint/fluff is classic pocket treasure.

  • A pen is a classic pocket-sized writing tool.

  • Small beads from jewelry can sit in pockets.

  • Gum fits pockets; color detail is fine.

  • Tiny shavings often end up in pockets.

  • Price tag

  • Could be soda pop, candy, or toy found inside.

  • Cable/charger brick can fit in a pocket.

  • A loose pen cap easily hides in pockets.

  • Mini peach or slice could be shoved in a pocket.

  • Crumpled paper scraps are classic pocket junk.

  • Polly pocket

  • Small fruit that could fit in a jacket pocket.

  • Card deck pieces; people often carry a few in pockets.

  • Small folding knife fits a pocket.

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