Gorse Pockets

Pronunciation: /ɡɔrs ˈpɑkɪts/

Definitions of gorse pockets

noun a pocket or pouch made from gorse, a type of prickly shrub

Example Sentences

A1 She found some berries in the gorse pockets while hiking.

A2 The hiker carefully checked his gorse pockets for any hidden treasures.

B1 The explorer stored his compass and map in the gorse pockets of his backpack.

B2 The botanist collected samples of rare plants from the gorse pockets of the nature reserve.

C1 The survival expert always keeps emergency supplies in his gorse pockets during expeditions.

C2 The artist sketched the intricate patterns of the gorse pockets in the landscape painting.

Examples of gorse pockets in a Sentence

formal The hiker carefully collected samples of gorse pockets to study their botanical properties.

informal I found some interesting gorse pockets on our nature walk today.

slang Check out these cool gorse pockets I picked up by the trail!

figurative Her mind was like a treasure trove of gorse pockets, full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered.

Grammatical Forms of gorse pockets

• past tense: gorse pocketsed
• plural: gorse pocketses
• comparative: more gorse pockets
• superlative: most gorse pockets
• present tense: gorse pockets
• future tense: will gorse pockets
• perfect tense: have gorse pocketsed
• continuous tense: is gorse pocketsing
• singular: gorse pocket
• positive degree: gorse pockets
• infinitive: to gorse pockets
• gerund: gorse pocketsing
• participle: gorse pocketsed

Origin and Evolution of gorse pockets

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'gorse pockets' originated in rural areas of England, where gorse bushes were common.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe pockets of gorse bushes where small animals might hide, the term 'gorse pockets' evolved to refer to any small, hidden or hard-to-reach places.