Kumshaw
Contraband - Sometimes related to "bribery". From the Chinese "Kam-hsia". In the Navy 'kumshaw' is slang for a gift or bribe to get something. Usually a 5 pound can of coffee will get your job moved to the head of the line so that it got done faster.
The word you are thinking of is likely "kemach," which is Yiddish for flour. "Kemach b'dak" is a Yiddish phrase that translates to "a little pocket money." It is commonly used to refer to a small sum of money given as a gift or allowance.
The plural of pocket is pockets.
Pocket can be both singular and plural. An individual space for holding items is a pocket, while multiple individual spaces for holding items are pockets.
I keep my keys in my pocket.
The Sharp Multi-Lingual Pocket PC can translate various languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. It supports multiple language pairs for translation.
The dog chased the ball in the park.
A Little Pretty Pocket-Book was created in 1744.
That is the correct spelling of "abscessed" (having a cavity or pocket, as from infection).
It gives little girls a chance to express themselves though playing games with the little Polly Pocket dolls.
Pocket elves are real if you believe in them, but sometimes if they're in your back pocket you sit on them and they cry little elf tears.
It is for your money, little bits of change that you have. Simples;)
X1 is taller and little bigger but x7 is faster.
Pukett can refer either to an odd spelling of the Thai city Phuket, or to an odd spelling of the surname Puckett. The surname Puckett was derived from an old English word for 'pocket'.
so that they can hear from far
Little prehistoric men
Lucy Locket
What makes the Polly Pocket Doll line unique is their size. The dolls and accessories are made to find in a little girls pocket. Thus the name Polly Pockets.
First of all, what are pocket monkeys? If they are actual monkeys, then, yes, it would be a little dangerous to be near one. If no, then, probably not.