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• n  a pustule in an eruptive disease
• v  mark with a scar

• The craters that pock the surface of Mars, the Moon, Mercury and other Solar System bodies come from about four billion years' worth of this sort of thing.
• Inside the conference facility, the faded carpet is nubby with wear, the mirrors that line the halls are dim and pock-marked, and fluorescent lights cast green shadows .
• Pir is only 34, a little pock-marked and addicted to sadism, but a man after the Hurs' hearts.

• scar
• mark
• pit

News & Articles

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• Tubbs to host summer book club
  STOCKTON - Preteens and teens are invited to participate this summer in a book club hosted by Councilman Michael Tubbs at the Maya Angelou Branch Library, 2324 Pock Lane in southeast Stockton.
  June 9, 2013 - The Stockton Record
• After Deportation to Tijuana, Many Lives Quickly Slide Into Despair
  Above: Jesus, a deportee, peeks out of the hole he dug into a bank of the Tijuana river. These types of gopher hole-like homes pock the river's banks, built by deportees with no place else to go.
  June 6, 2013 - KPBS San Diego

Quotes

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• Erik Prince in Washington Post
  The fact is three of our vehicles had pock marks in them from incident reports that I saw,Prince said. "So, clearly, our guys were not shooting at each other."
• Tony Blair in AHN
  Look back and we see centuries pock-marked by conflict, hardship, even hatred, among the people of these islands,Blair said.