懐ふところ手で

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru'

with hands in pockets; idling

Literally describes having one's hands tucked inside the front of a kimono or coat, often implying idleness or doing nothing. Can be used figuratively for loafing around.

• 寒さむいので、彼かれは懐ふところ手でをして立たっていた。

  Because it was cold, he stood with his hands in his pockets.

• 仕し事ごと中ちゅうに懐ふところ手でをしていると、上じょう司しに怒おこられる。

  If you stand around with your hands in your pockets during work, the boss will get angry.