out of pocket

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out of pocket

adv.

1. Without funds or assets: a traveler who was caught out of pocket.

2. In a state of having experienced a loss, especially a financial one.

out of pocket

adj (out-of-pocket when prenominal)

1. (postpositive) having lost money, as in a commercial enterprise

2. without money to spend

3. (prenominal) (of expenses) unbudgeted and paid for in cash

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