Thing you find in your pockets with N
Small edible seeds or kernels fit in pockets
Paper notes or messages fit in pockets
Small paper or cloth napkin fits in pocket
An empty pocket is common; 'nothing' fits the idea.
Small US coin worth five cents
Small metal fasteners can fit in pockets
Small paper or cloth pieces often crumpled in pockets
Jewelry piece small enough for pockets
Small notebook can fit in a large pocket
Small sewing needle fits in a pocket
Small pad of paper fits in a pocket
"No money" describes an empty, cashless pocket.
Small grooming tool people carry in pockets.
Small bottle of polish fits in a pocket.
Slim grooming tool often kept in pockets.
Candy brand; a small box fits in pockets.
Spanish for "nothing"; funny way to say empty pocket.
Tiny trimmings that could end up in a pocket.
Small jewelry; you might pocket it when removed.
A few coins totaling nine cents fit easily.
Small spray bottle people carry for allergies.
Small illegal drugs sadly do end up in pockets.
Brand name often used for a phone in pocket.
Means absence of items; an empty-pocket answer.
Small chewing gum packs commonly kept in pockets.
A phone fits in pockets, especially a new one.
Paper bills adding up to nine dollars fit in pockets.
Small patch in a packet—easy to carry in pockets.
Coins in pockets are common—even shiny new ones!
Candy piece fits in a pocket (may get sticky!).
Tiny pen nibs or candy nibs could be in pockets.
Event name tag can easily sit in a pocket.
Pocket notebook fits and is often carried.
Tiny hardware pieces often end up loose in pockets.
Pocket nail cutter/clipper is common.
Small nugget (e.g., gold, chicken) fits a pocket
Fresh bills or coins; money in pockets is usual.
Keys you just made—definitely pocketable.
Tiny nose pin (common in India) fits.
A specific amount of money in your pocket.
Small box of Nerds fits easily in pockets.
Handful of coins can jangle in pockets
A pen nib fits in pockets; small and real.
A wallet (even new) is carried in pockets.
Small swimmer's clip; easy to keep in a pocket.
Loose change—90 cents fits in a pocket.
Nine pennies is pocket change, fits fine.
Tiny tube for nails; often carried in pockets.
Cookie snack; could be in a pocket. Common in US.
Little shells could end up in pockets by accident.
Pens fit in pockets; a new one does too.
Common pocket change - coins fit easily.
Valid in Asia - means business card; pocketable.
Small tube of cream can sit in a pocket.
Small patches or a pack fit in pockets.
Small grooming tool, often kept in pockets
Small critter - a kid might pocket one by accident.
Tiny sewing kit - often kept in a pocket.
Folded baby diaper could be carried in a pocket
Name tag or name card can sit in a pocket
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