If a surface is pocked, it is covered with little holes, dips, or marks, as if something has spotted it all over. A face can be pocked after a bad illness that leaves small scars. A wall, a wooden table, or even the moon can be pocked — the marks do not have to come from skin. The word is a bit formal or literary; in everyday talk people often say pockmarked or just full of little holes. It is about the look of the surface, not about a pocket in your clothes, even though the two words sit close on the page.

坑坑洞洞的、佈滿小疤坑的。