Synonyms for Pocket:

• adj.

  •capsule (adjective)
  • most tabloid,
  • more epitomized,
  • more tabloid,
  • most epitomized,
  • more abridged,
  • tabloid,
  • most abridged.
  •diminutive (adjective)
  • pocketsized,
  • most pint sized,
  • most button,
  • more pocket-sized,
  • most pocketsized,
  • most pocket sized,
  • bitsier,
  • bittiest,
  • bitsiest,
  • more pocket sized,
  • pocket sized,
  • more peewee,
  • bittier,
  • more pint sized,
  • more button,
  • wee,
  • under size,
  • more pocketsized,
  • most mini,
  • most undersize,
  • more pint-sized,
  • most pocket-sized,
  • most peewee,
  • more mini,
  • most pint-sized,
  • more undersize.
  •dwarf (adjective)
  • under sized.
  •financial (adjective)
  • pecuniary,
  • numbers.
  •fiscal (adjective)
  • most budgetary,
  • budgetary,
  • moneyer,
  • moneyest,
  • more budgetary.
  •lilliputian (adjective)
  • pygmier,
  • pygmy,
  • pygmiest.
  •midget (adjective)
  • Minikin,
  • knee-high.
  •miniature (adjective)
  • most ittybitty,
  • most small scale,
  • most itsy-bitsy,
  • more scaled down,
  • itsybitsy,
  • scaleddown,
  • most small-scale,
  • most itty-bitty,
  • most itty bitty,
  • more scaleddown,
  • itty bitty,
  • miter,
  • most scaled-down,
  • ittybitty,
  • more small scale,
  • more itsy bitsy,
  • most itsy bitsy,
  • more smallscale,
  • most scaleddown,
  • small scale,
  • more itsy-bitsy,
  • mitest,
  • smallscale,
  • more itty bitty,
  • toyest,
  • more small-scale,
  • most itsybitsy,
  • more itsybitsy,
  • itsy bitsy,
  • more scaled-down,
  • more ittybitty,
  • most scaled down,
  • most smallscale,
  • more itty-bitty.
  •monetary (adjective)
  • casher,
  • fiscal,
  • cashest.
  •pintsized (adjective)
  • pint sized.
  •short (adjective)
  • close to the ground,
  • squatty,
  • not long,
  • sawed-off,
  • shortest,
  • short,
  • runty.
  •small (adjective)
  • minimal,
  • paltry,
  • slim,
  • scrawny,
  • puny,
  • negligible,
  • bantam,
  • stingy,
  • smallish,
  • compact,
  • piddling,
  • dwarfish,
  • delicate,
  • modest,
  • scant,
  • nugatory,
  • trifling,
  • beggarly,
  • sparing,
  • microscopic,
  • small,
  • teeny-weeny,
  • minor,
  • meager,
  • picayune,
  • baby,
  • toy,
  • minute,
  • petite,
  • deficient,
  • spare,
  • ungenerous,
  • slight,
  • scanty,
  • little,
  • teeny,
  • niggardly,
  • miserly.
  •small, portable (adjective)
  • Epitomized,
  • abridged,
  • canned,
  • concise,
  • potted.
  •teensy-weensy (adjective)
  • teensyweensy,
  • teensy weensy.
  •teeny-weeny (adjective)
  • teenyweeny,
  • teeny weeny.
  •tiny (adjective)
  • more pee wee,
  • more pocketsize,
  • more minuscular,
  • most pee wee,
  • pocket size,
  • more pocket-size,
  • pee wee,
  • most pocketsize,
  • most minuscular,
  • in significant,
  • most pocket size,
  • more pocket size,
  • most pocket-size,
  • most pee-wee,
  • more pee-wee.

• n.

  •
  • claim back,
  • appropriate,
  • cash in,
  • earn,
  • monetize.
  •
  • headroom,
  • void,
  • gap,
  • break,
  • infinity,
  • elbow room,
  • footprint,
  • clearance,
  • vacuity,
  • convex,
  • expanse,
  • distance.
  •
  • budget,
  • appropriation,
  • cash flow,
  • bounty,
  • bankroll,
  • bond,
  • change,
  • amount,
  • bailout,
  • blood money.
  •
  • walk off with,
  • burgle,
  • help yourself to something,
  • run away with.
  •
  • buttonhole,
  • collar,
  • care label,
  • arm,
  • breast pocket,
  • coattails,
  • bodice,
  • bib,
  • armhole.
  •
  • walk away with,
  • crown,
  • letter,
  • sweep,
  • carry off,
  • award,
  • recapture.
  •
  • embed,
  • center,
  • cram,
  • bed,
  • bury,
  • entomb.
  •
  • catch-all,
  • mold.
  •
  • minuscule,
  • discreet.
  •
  • someone should/will go far,
  • the cards are stacked in someone's favor,
  • you can't go wrong,
  • be halfway there,
  • someone's getting there,
  • stand a chance/hope (of doing something),
  • have a fighting chance,
  • be onto a winner,
  • be in/out of the running.
  •artifact (noun)
  • pocket.
  •bag (noun)
  • satchel,
  • saddlebag,
  • container,
  • gunny sack,
  • pack sack,
  • school bag,
  • handbag,
  • sack.
  •cavity (noun)
  • de-cays,
  • bursas,
  • de cay,
  • de cays,
  • de-cay.
  •cavity, pouch (noun)
  • opening,
  • compartment,
  • receptacle.
  •chamber (noun)
  • ante chambers,
  • ante-chamber,
  • ante-chambers.
  •chuckhole (noun)
  • pothole.
  •container (noun)
  • case,
  • drawer,
  • reservoir,
  • locker,
  • jar,
  • cup,
  • basket,
  • tank,
  • stomach,
  • bin,
  • holder,
  • box,
  • bowl,
  • crate,
  • jug,
  • decanter,
  • vault,
  • belly,
  • suitcase,
  • can,
  • shelf,
  • trunk,
  • cask,
  • cabinet,
  • flask,
  • barrel,
  • vat,
  • chest,
  • drum,
  • bottle,
  • storage,
  • wallet,
  • repository,
  • ladle,
  • bucket,
  • tray,
  • cupboard,
  • closet.
  •depression (noun)
  • sinkage,
  • sinkhole.
  •folder (noun)
  • portfolios.
  •hole (noun)
  • re-treat,
  • re treats,
  • re-treats.
  •means (noun)
  • ace in hole,
  • intangibles.
  •model (noun)
  • mockup,
  • look-alike,
  • look alike,
  • figurine,
  • tracings,
  • mock up,
  • statuette,
  • statuettes,
  • Re-presentation,
  • game plan,
  • Effigies,
  • knockoff,
  • knock-off,
  • mock-up,
  • visuals,
  • lookalike,
  • paste-up,
  • mock-ups,
  • pasteup,
  • paste up,
  • figurines.
  •pigeonhole (noun)
  • re-cess,
  • re cesses.
  •pocket (noun)
  • scoop,
  • sac.
  •purse (noun)
  • billfolds.
  •shortened (noun)
  • condensed.

• v.

  •accept delivery of something (verb)
  • receive.
  •appropriate (verb)
  • grabbed hold of,
  • grabbing hold of,
  • glom to,
  • moonlighting requisition,
  • glommed on to,
  • got hands on,
  • gat fingers on,
  • moonlighted requisition,
  • moonlights requisition,
  • gat hands on,
  • grabs hold of,
  • gloms to,
  • got fingers on,
  • glomming to,
  • getting fingers on,
  • gloms on to,
  • glomming on to,
  • getting hands on,
  • gotten fingers on,
  • gets hands on,
  • gets fingers on,
  • gotten hands on,
  • took over,
  • glommed to,
  • takes over.
  •conceal (verb)
  • hide,
  • enclose.
  •forgive (verb)
  • kissed and make up,
  • letting off easy,
  • lets bygones be bygones,
  • re spited,
  • letted upon,
  • letted up on,
  • buries the hatchet,
  • laughed off,
  • letting upon,
  • letted easy,
  • wiped slate clean,
  • accepts apology,
  • wiping slate clean,
  • thinking no more of,
  • laughing off,
  • re-leased,
  • re spites,
  • re-spite,
  • dismissing from mind,
  • turning other cheek,
  • re spite,
  • making allowance,
  • kissed make up,
  • letting up on,
  • letting pass,
  • re-spited,
  • letted off easy,
  • burying hatchet,
  • buried the hatchet,
  • kisses make up,
  • lets easy,
  • bears no malice,
  • dismissed from mind,
  • lets it go,
  • turned other cheek,
  • re-leases,
  • re-spites,
  • thought no more of,
  • letted pass,
  • dismisses from mind,
  • allowed for,
  • re lease,
  • letted bygones be bygones,
  • kissing make up,
  • lets upon,
  • kiss make up,
  • re-spiting,
  • winking at,
  • made allowance,
  • allows for,
  • turns other cheek,
  • letted go,
  • beared no malice,
  • over looks,
  • kissing and make up,
  • buries hatchet,
  • re-lease,
  • bore no malice,
  • let easy,
  • re leases,
  • winks at,
  • thinks no more of,
  • wipes slate clean,
  • makes allowance,
  • letting easy,
  • bearing no malice,
  • over-look,
  • re spiting,
  • over looked,
  • lets up on,
  • accepted apology,
  • buried hatchet,
  • lets off easy,
  • accepting apology,
  • lets pass,
  • letted it go,
  • over look,
  • letting bygones be bygones,
  • over-looking,
  • over-looks,
  • letting it go,
  • bury hatchet,
  • burying the hatchet,
  • kisses and make up,
  • bare no malice,
  • let upon,
  • laughs off.
  •help oneself to something (verb)
  • shoplift,
  • conceal,
  • pinch,
  • steal,
  • swipe,
  • lift,
  • pilfer,
  • abstract,
  • purloin,
  • take,
  • nab.
  •misappropriate (verb)
  • mis-appropriate,
  • mis-using,
  • mis appropriating,
  • mis spend,
  • mis-spends,
  • de falcated,
  • mis appropriates,
  • mis spends,
  • mis-appropriates,
  • mis spent,
  • mis applied,
  • de-falcated,
  • mis applying,
  • mis-apply,
  • mis-appropriating,
  • mis spending,
  • mis used,
  • mis-applies,
  • de falcate,
  • mis-spend,
  • mis-appropriated,
  • mis-applied,
  • mis applies,
  • mis apply,
  • mis-spent,
  • mis appropriated,
  • mis-used,
  • mis using,
  • mis-applying,
  • mis-spending,
  • mis appropriate,
  • de-falcate.
  •obtain (verb)
  • re aped,
  • gets ones hands on,
  • pro cured,
  • gotten hold of,
  • re covered,
  • begged borrow steal,
  • re-ached,
  • re-aping,
  • pro cures,
  • gotten one hands on,
  • getting one's hands on,
  • gobbles up,
  • pro curing,
  • pro cure,
  • scraping together,
  • begging borrow or steal,
  • gets hold of,
  • gets one's hands on,
  • gat one hands on,
  • pro-cure,
  • re covers,
  • re ached,
  • re-aped,
  • gat ones hands on,
  • gets one hands on,
  • re aching,
  • get one hands on,
  • re covering,
  • getting one hands on,
  • scrapes together,
  • beg borrow steal,
  • gotten ones hands on,
  • scraped up,
  • pro-cures,
  • re cover,
  • re-aching,
  • got one's hands on,
  • gat hold of,
  • scrapes up,
  • re-covering,
  • pro-curing,
  • got ones hands on,
  • got one hands on,
  • pro-cured,
  • begs borrow steal,
  • begged borrow or steal,
  • gobbling up,
  • re-covered,
  • re-covers,
  • gotten one's hands on,
  • gat one's hands on,
  • begs borrow or steal,
  • making use of,
  • scraping up,
  • getting ones hands on,
  • scraped together,
  • makes use of,
  • get ones hands on,
  • begging borrow steal.
  •pull in (verb)
  • draws in,
  • drawing in,
  • taking home,
  • takes home.
  •steal (verb)
  • pirate,
  • grab,
  • loot,
  • fleece,
  • defraud,
  • stickup,
  • shanghai,
  • burglarize,
  • swindle,
  • nip,
  • rustle,
  • holdup,
  • extort,
  • blackmail,
  • heist,
  • poach,
  • plunder,
  • cop,
  • haul,
  • palm,
  • hijack,
  • rob,
  • mug.
  •take (verb)
  • running off with,
  • accroaches,
  • running with,
  • hauls in,
  • carries off,
  • hauling in,
  • runs off with,
  • accroached,
  • runs with,
  • carrying off.
  •tolerate (verb)
  • consenting to,
  • consents to,
  • sate still for,
  • sate and take it,
  • blinking at,
  • submits to,
  • under-gone,
  • un derwent,
  • sitting and take it,
  • blinks at,
  • staid the course,
  • under going,
  • sate take it,
  • sitting still for,
  • staid course,
  • toughed out,
  • staying course,
  • sat still for,
  • stayed course,
  • putting with,
  • sit take it,
  • toughing out,
  • stays course,
  • sat take it,
  • staying the course,
  • blinked at,
  • under gone,
  • under-went,
  • stays the course,
  • stay course,
  • sitting take it,
  • sits and take it,
  • sits still for,
  • sat and take it,
  • toughs out,
  • sits take it,
  • under went,
  • under-going,
  • un-derwent,
  • lived with.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • pool hall,
  • billiards,
  • cue,
  • snooker,
  • bar billiards,
  • baize,
  • cue ball.
  •
  • rack,
  • folder.
  •
  • red.
  •
  • frame,
  • cushion,
  • pool.
  •
  • sink.
  •blade
  • knife.
  •forgive
  • let it go,
  • let pass,
  • dismiss from mind,
  • letting go,
  • Amnestied,
  • Respiting,
  • make allowance,
  • bear no malice,
  • wink at,
  • laugh off,
  • winked at,
  • wipe slate clean,
  • let bygones be bygones,
  • Amnestying,
  • kiss and make up,
  • turn other cheek,
  • let off easy,
  • accept apology,
  • let up on,
  • allow for,
  • lets go,
  • think no more of,
  • Respited,
  • allowing for.
  •misappropriate
  • defalcates,
  • defalcate,
  • Defalcated,
  • Defalcating,
  • Misapplied.
  •receive
  • comes into,
  • take possession,
  • be told,
  • be given,
  • get from,
  • being given,
  • be in receipt of,
  • come into,
  • latch on to,
  • received,
  • be informed,
  • taking possession.
  •revolver
  • pistol.
  •rodent
  • mouse.
  •take
  • hauled in,
  • Accroach,
  • ran off with,
  • accroaching,
  • haul in,
  • carried off,
  • ran with,
  • expropriate,
  • run with,
  • run off with.

Paraphrases for Pocket:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    bag.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    pocket-sized.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    pocketbook.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    hand-held, jeep.
  • Proper noun, singular
    pouch, jeep.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    jacket, poke, niche, portfolio, ladle, flashlight, coat, envelope, notebook, pouch, jeep, pack.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    keeps, takes, gets.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    purse.

Antonyms for Pocket:

• adj.

  • small, portable
    huge, giant, tall, important.
  • Other antonyms:
    cavernous, broad, heroic, hulking, adequate, big, sufficient, ample, wide, great, Bunyanesque, gross, hefty, herculean, appreciable, enough, immense, liberal, bountiful, thick, abundant, stupendous, voluminous, boxcar, incalculable, plenteous, jumbo, generous, immeasurable, copious, fat, infinite, monolithic, staggering, husky, boundless, plentiful, nonfinancial, himalayan, bulky, large.

• n.

  • cavity, pouch
    mountain, mound, solid.

• v.

  • help oneself to something
    receive, free, refuse, offer, give, let go, reject, add, release, keep.

Holonyms for Pocket:

• n.

  • artifact
    garment, billiard table, snooker table, pool table.

Hypernym for Pocket:

• n.

  • artifact
    side pocket, patch pocket, slash pocket, corner pocket, hip pocket, breast pocket, vest pocket.

Hyponym for Pocket:

• n.

  • artifact
    opening, gap, pouch.
  • group
    people.
  • possession
    pecuniary resource, cash in hand, finances, funds, monetary resource.
  • shape
    space.

• v.

  • possession
    steal, rip, rip off, take.

Meronym for Pocket:

• n.

  • artifact
    pocket flap.