Videopock

/pɔk/

The word pock has a fascinating history rooted in medicine and physical descriptions. It primarily refers to a pustule or the small, pus-filled blister seen in diseases like smallpox, but it also describes the permanent pit or scar left behind after healing. Beyond its medical origins, it functions as a verb meaning to mark a surface with indentations, whether on skin or an old wooden table. This lesson explores the various grammatical roles of pock, including its use as a noun and a verb. You will also learn about related terms like pockmarked and the informal adjective poxy. We provide clear examples ranging from medical contexts to descriptions of the moon's surface. Watch this lesson to master the nuances of this descriptive term.

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The child had a small pock on his cheek after recovering from the illness.