pocket gopher (poketgo"fer)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 30
An American rodent quadruped of the family Geomyidæ: so called from the large pockets or external cheek-pouches. Also pocket -rat. See cut under Geomyidæ. pocket-hammer (pok'et-ham"ėr), n. A hammer adapted for carrying in the pocket; a geologists' hammer. pocket-handkerchief (pok'et-hang'kér-chif), п. A handkerchief intended to be carried in the pocket. pocketing-sleevet (pok'et-ing-slev), n. A large and loose sleeve worn in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Of the long pocket ting - sleeves in the time of King Henry the fourth, Hocclive, a master of that age, sung. Camden , Remains, Apparell.
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