Wiktionary
n. (North America) A small fabric pouch secured with a zipper and worn at the waist by a strap around the hips.
WordNet
n. a waist pack worn with the pouch in back [syn: butt pack]
Wikipedia
A fanny pack (also known as a belt pack, belly bag, buffalo pouch, hip sack, phanny pack, waist bag, waistpack, butt pack ( US), waist wallet ( Canada), hip pack ( UK), belt bag ( Philippines), gee bag ( Ireland), bum bag ( UK, Ireland, South America, Australia, New Zealand) or moon bag ( South Africa)) is a small fabric pouch usually secured with a zipper and worn by use of a strap around the hips or waist.
Usage examples of "fanny pack".
Rydell said to this unknown Czech, hitching up the neon-pink Lucky Dragon fanny pack he was contractually obligated to wear on duty.
He put it in the duffel, along with the power cable, the other cable, and his Lucky Dragon fanny pack, this last because the thing had already saved his ass once, and it might be lucky.
I showered, ate breakfast, tossed some items in my fanny pack, grabbed my shoulder bag, left a note on Henry's door, and hit the road for L.
Too bad I lost the fanny pack-I had those Baggies for wading, she thought, and then she realized that she was going to die.
Her own handgun was over her belly in something called a Gunny Sack, an enlarged fanny pack that could be pulled open, exposing the firearm.
He put on the blue Nike running shoes, then buckled on a small fanny pack, not bothering to turn on the lights.
It wasn't part of her outfit, after all, just of a fanny pack she wore at the small of her back.
From my fanny pack I remove a selection of crayon color nubs remaining from yesterday's magic commerce: plum, wild strawberry, tangerine, lemon, forest, and sky.