WordNet
n. a small pouch (usually with a zipper) that attaches to a belt and is worn around the waist [syn: belt bag]
Usage examples of "waist pack".
She rummaged in her waist pack and pulled some bills out of one of the compartments.
The ferry was boarding, and the car was now empty of Lee's things except - Kate slammed the trunk shut and continued around to the passenger side, where she leaned in, pulled out Lee's arm braces and the waist pack she used as a purse, plucked a pair of sunglasses from the dashboard and a paperback from the door pocket and threw them onto the ground, slammed the door (Lee had reached the trunk by this time), and walked forward again around the front of the car and back to the driver's door.
She decided to go back up to her cabin and get together the few things she had with her, put them in the waist pack, and then watch the landing.
As he stuffed his equipment into his small waist pack, he ran down the staircase.
Daniel gave Peter his phone back, and he produced a floppy disc from his waist pack.