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Definition of Pocket flap
1. Noun. A flap that covers the access to a pocket.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Pocket Flap
Literary usage of Pocket flap
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Math Centers: Take It to Your Seat, Grades 1-3 by Jill Norris (2002)
"Add details with marking pens and scraps of colored paper Add a strip of green
grass cut from — construction paper along the top of the pocket flap. ..."
2. The United Service (1889)
"Buff vest, with nine buttons in front and four under each pocket-flap, seams
piped with yellow braid. High-crowned black hat, with black cockade and eagle ..."
3. The American Diplomatic Code Embracing a Collection of Treaties and by Jonathan Elliot, United States (1834)
"Vest and small clothes of white, and navy buttons; the former to have ten in
front, and four under each pocket flap. With this dress, a cocked hat, ..."
4. History of the Town of Holland, Massachusetts by Martin Lovering, Ursula N. MacFarland Chase (1915)
""He wore a dark blue coat, collared, faced, cuffed, and lined with buff; the
bottom cut square and full behind, with a fold on each back skirt; pocket flap ..."
5. Household Elegancies: Suggestions in Household Art and Tasteful Home Decorations by C S Jones, Henry T. Williams (1877)
"The frame is fastened to the back part with glue and some invisible stitches,
and the pocket-flap fastened to the back part by means of side parts, ..."
6. A Manual for United States Consuls: Embracing Their Rights, Duties by Joshua Sidney Henshaw (1849)
"There should be upon the coat ten navy buttons in front; one navy button on each
side of the cape; four on each cuff; four under each pocket flap ; one on ..."
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