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Meanings of pocked in English

Used of paved surfaces having holes or pits.

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Usage of pocked in English
1
The plains were terribly broken and uneven, pocked with thousands of burrows.
Wizardborn
2
The veins of metallic gold did indeed seem pocked with silvery impurities.
Map of bones
3
I can hear that my conversation is strange, pocked with odd pauses.
Cleaving
4
The windows were pocked and gray, the blurred shapes of people within.
The Girls
5
Thatch or timber roofs were pocked with holes or had collapsed entirely.
Sister of the dead
6
There he sank down on the rough, pocked surface of a bench.
The Incredible Shrinking Man
7
His pocked cheeks and bristly dome would enhance his gaunt, sinister mien.
The last page
8
The pocked drawstring of skin flapping the corner of my left eye.
The Storyteller
9
Cracks raced up the bullet-pocked brick façade of Machen's like grasping hands.
IT
10
The scout dropped his hand from her hood, seeing her pocked face.
House of Bathory
11
Its streets narrow and twisting, still pocked and ruined from the war.
A monster's notes
12
Here stood dark towers, cracked domes, and cobbled streets pocked by weeds.
Spellwright
13
How could this possibly be the shell-pocked wasteland I had seen in photos?
Radio NZ
14
Casement windows have flapped and stayed open, their pocked frames empty of glass.
The world without us
15
The grim, forbidding, pocked asteroid became the site of frenzied work.
The Runaway Asteroid
16
The sooty and rain-pocked snow, banked along the pavements, showed in pale lines.
A Time of Gifts
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