pocketed
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈpɑkətɪd// UK //pˈɒkɪtɪd// pock·et·ed
v. to put something into a pocket or to receive a prize or reward. It can also mean to hide something by putting it in a pocket.
v. to place something into a pocket; to receive a prize or reward. Often used in the passive voice to indicate the acquisition of a sum of money or a trophy.
He pocketed the change and walked away.
The champion pocketed the grand prize after winning the final match in three sets.
The athlete pocketed the gold medal after the ceremony, while the rest of the team celebrated the victory in the locker room.
From pocket + -ed.