Paul Smith

Paul Smith (Television), CBBC TV Executive and operator of Gordon the Gopher. The term pocket park has come into use to describe a small area accessible to the general public that is often of primarily environmental, rather than recreational, importance. Paul Smith (Television), founder of Celador Productions and creator of Who Wants to be A Millionaire. Historically, the term pocket referred to:. He is a professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland. In billiards, a pocket refers to one of the six targets to which a player aims for. Paul Smith (folklorist), specializes in urban legends. Small “pockets” hold the jewelry in place.

Paul Smith (singer), lead singer for British Indie Rock band Maximo Park. In body modification, a pocket is a pair of piercings in which the ends of the jewelry are under the skin, and middle is exposed. Paul Ray Smith, SFC, US Army, Medal of Honor recipient. In the plastic molding field, A pocket means a hollow structure, usually with side walls and a bottom. Paul Smith (pianist) (born 1922), is a versatile Los Angeles jazz pianist. A fob pocket is a small pocket designed to hold an old style pocket watch in men's trousers and vests. Paul Smith (music industry), British record label manager and art event producer. Dutch has poken, pook, a dagger; Swedish has påk, a stick.

Paul Smith (academy footballer), footballer currently at Manchester United's Academy. The origin of this is obscure. Paul Smith (footballer), footballer currently playing for Southampton F.C. More probably the name of the bonnet is connected with poke, to thrust forward, dig. Paul Smith (writer), wrote episodes of The Brittas Empire. The form "poke" is now only used dialectically, or in such proverbial sayings as "a pig in a poke," and possibly in the poke-bonnet, the coal-scuttle bonnet fashionable during the first part of the 19th century, and now worn by the female members of the Salvation Army. Smith (born 1939), Hollywood television actor and writer. pouch.

Paul L. poche, cf. Paul Smith (remote viewer), claimed clairvoyant. poke, pouque, mod. Paul Smith (comics), comic book artist noted for his work on Doctor Strange, X-Men, The Golden Age and Leave It to Chance. Fr. Paul Smith (fashion designer), British fashion designer. The word appears in Middle English as poket, and is taken from a Norman diminutive of O.

A pocket is a small bag, particularly a bag-like receptacle either fastened to or inserted in an article of clothing. Pockets!". James Yankee is sometimes referred to as "Pockets", or "Mmmmmmmmm... A pocket can also refer to the anal cavity or orifice.

A sack in which hops were stored, generally with a capacity of 168–224 lb (76–102 kg). [1]. A pouch worn around the waist by women in the 17th to 19th centuries, mentioned in the rhyme Lucy Locket if interpreted literally.