pocked (pokt)

[ The posterior parts of both lungs were pocked with tubercle in the softening stage. Lancet , No. 3435, p. 1314. And of this tufty, flaggy ground, pocked with bogs and Dr. Proudie had interest with the government, and the man carried , as it were, Dr. Proudie in his pocket . Trollope , Bar chester Towers. To pick one's pocket, to pick pockets, to steal from one's pocket; be in the habit of stealing from the pockets of others.