adjective having indentations or marks on the surface, usually referring to a skin condition or a surface with small holes or dents
In astronomy, 'pocked' is used to describe the surface of celestial bodies such as moons or asteroids that are marked with impact craters.
In geology, 'pocked' is used to describe a surface that is marked with small indentations or craters, typically caused by erosion or impact events.
In dermatology, 'pocked' is used to describe skin that is marked with pockmarks or small craters, often as a result of acne or other skin conditions.
In botany, 'pocked' can be used to describe the appearance of a plant's leaves or stems that are marked with small indentations or spots.
The writer described the character's face as pocked with acne scars.
The dermatologist examined the patient's pocked skin for signs of infection.
The geologist studied the pocked surface of the moon to learn more about its geological history.
The archaeologist discovered a pocked ancient pottery shard during the excavation.