v. arch. Also im-. [f. EN- + POCKET sb.] trans. To put into one’s pocket.
1728. [? De Foe], Capt. G. Carleton’s Mem., 57. The vulgar Sort, stood stareing, and with their Hands impocketted.
1884. Punch, 1 Nov., 210/2. I did empocket thy gratulation [cf. Shaks., Twel. N., II. iii. 27, I did impeticos thy gratillity.]
