a small bag or pouch in a garment for carrying small articles, money, etc

any bag or pouch or anything resembling this

a small enclosed or isolated area

any of the six holes with pouches or nets let into the corners and sides of a billiard table

a position in a race in which a competitor is hemmed in

an area of the field where a player is shielded from opponents and has an opportunity to control attacking play

a player in one of two side positions at the ends of the ground

a bag or sack of vegetables or fruit

suitable for fitting in a pocket; small

denoting a pair formed from the two private cards dealt to a player in a game of Texas hold 'em

to put into one's pocket

to take surreptitiously or unlawfully; steal

to enclose or confine in or as if in a pocket

to receive (an insult, injury, etc) without retaliating

to conceal or keep back (feelings)

to drive (a ball) into a pocket

(esp of the President) to retain (a bill) without acting on it in order to prevent it from becoming law

to hem in (an opponent), as in racing