fanny pack

noun

1. a small zippered pouch suspended from a belt around the waist.

Word History and Origins

Origin of fanny pack¹

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

Israel wears Wavey zig-zag top, bejeweled beanie, acid cargo pants, chrome fanny pack, Planeta neon mesh shorts, Tuzza custom reflector earring.

From Los Angeles Times

After that, she pulled a .25 caliber automatic handgun out of, he thinks, a fanny pack, and shot him in the other leg, Malizia said.

From Seattle Times

I sling my backpack over my shoulder as we hurry out, but just as we do, JP strolls into my backyard, wearing a fanny pack and a red “Vacation Bible School” T-shirt.

From Literature

JP gets some cash from his fanny pack.

From Literature

Indeed, consider the possibility that the hyper-wealthy, ensconced in a world of luxury and privilege, might actually be more racist than the fanny pack crowd sitting in the cheap seats at a Trump rally.

From Salon