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Meanings of pock in English
Usage of pock in English
1
Small pock ets of lightning sizzled within, creating two glowing, electric orbs.
2
If his skin had a pock on it, Asa hadn't seen it.
3
His pock-marked features were working horribly as he talked silent to himself.
4
Izzy's pock-marked face soured for a second as he stared at Gordon.
5
At Smith's elbow was a small, black-haired Jew with a pock-marked face.
6
One soldier in particular, a pock-marked, yellow devil, was immediately behind me.
7
The highly successful mission mapped the planet's surface, pock-marked by impacting space debris.
8
I knew it was to be either the pock-marked genius or the engineer.
9
As a matter of fact I do, she says, pointing at a pock.
10
The destination of the pock-marked foreman's beeves was an army post in Dakota.
11
Bullet-holes had pock-marked the first-floor wall, and all my frosted glass was gone.
12
The child on which they counted proved to be both red-haired and pock-marked.
13
A grey long face, bitterly pock-marked, in a glow of love.
14
My pock-marked friend grew a trifle green as I said this.
15
The same moment the incubus of Grizzie's meal-pock was lifted from his bosom.
16
Izzy jerked a shoulder upwards and a twist ran across his pock-marked face.
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Pock through the time
Pock across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common