How to pronounce “deep pockets”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (literally) Pockets long enough inside to accommodate more than average number or size of contents.
• (idiomatic) An ample supply of money, especially money which one is willing to spend; the possessor of such money.

Practice Nearby Words

pouchful, purseful, pantryful, suitcaseful, bags, pitful, briefcaseful, bottomful, panful, sockful, cupboardful, boxful, piles, closetful, packetful, pillowful, overspaciousness, pageful, handbagful, storeful, pokeful, lotful, basinful, potful, gutful, nestful, containerful, streetful, trunkful, shedful, stackful, bucketload, shelfful, fill, chestful, vaultful, bodyful, pantload, lungful, heaps, dishful, buttful, apronful, paunchful, vesselful, caseful, bellyload, cisternful, plenty, atticful, profundity, warehouseful, parcelful, bushful, binful, sinkful, gapful, larderful, netful, bucketful, trayful, outsize, holeful, coffeepotful, heap, heavy bread, platterful, lidful, drumful, bootful, planeful, heapful, bookful, barrelful, heapings, truckful, wallful, bellyful, cartful, one's fill, cartonful, palateful, bongful, deep, load, trainful, puddleful, coffeecupful, canful, freezerful, innful, tableful, gunful, tubeful, pondful, counterful, bottomless pit, hollow leg, dustpanful, paunch

Similar Sounds

deep pockets, deep cuts, deposits, depicts, dockets, deep cut, deep kiss, departs, depakote, teapots, dps, dipshits, deports, diskettes, deep throats, deposit, duplicate, depict, defects, docket, deepness, ducats, depletes, deposite, delicates, debacles, doublets, defecates, dicots, depants, dacoits, deiparous