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Meaning of "pockmarks"
pockmarks (noun): Small craters or indentations on a surface, typically on the skin or on the ground. This term is commonly used in discussions about geology, dermatology, or surface texture
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And some of this pockmarks harbour mysteries.
Some pockmarks also contain evidence of carbonate formation.
She does carry her pockmarks well though.
Pockmarks have been found worldwide.
Too many DBs for them pockmarks to bear.
Her pockmarks stood out.
Leaving disfiguring scabs and pockmarks.
Pockmarks along the pelvic bone caused by ligaments tearing during childbirth.
There were countless pockmarks on her face.
Doctors may also recommend facial fillers to treat pockmarks.
These pockmarks are similar to those found on the floors of the great oceans.
Cold seeps and pockmarks.
Today the craters and pockmarks from underground tests are still visible in satellite map imagery.
A face full of pockmarks.
GNS said pockmarks indicated gas was being discharged through the lake floor.
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Additional information could be gained by pore water analysis from the pockmarks.
The shunt could also include pits or pockmarks on the outer surface.
Such scars look like depressions on the skin and are often referred to as pockmarks.
Microdermabrasion treatments again aim to reduce pockmarks by removing the outermost layers of skin.
He could sense nothing but ill tidings regarding Patriarch Rubicund and Patriarch Pockmarks.
Brother Pockmarks paid me.
If you look in the pictures above you will see a lot of pockmarks on the buildings.
After a period of healing, pockmarks are often noticeably less visible.
Details like fading scars, little pockmarks.
When in love, even pockmarks are dimples.
Okay, maybe he should also lose the pockmarks.
After a healing period, pockmarks can become less noticeable.
For example, hot rolled steel can have lumps or pockmarks in it.
Do you see those unsightly pockmarks on the top of the custard?
Some natural oils may also reduce signs of scarring, including pockmarks.
The textured walls, the pockmarks and the dents.
That had pockmarks of bombs, and they repaired that airstrip so that we could land.
Ostrich belts are a bold look, dotted with pockmarks from the feathers.
Cold seeps and pockmarks are sites where low-temperature fluids escape from the seabed.
The giant craters are similar in size to seafloor pockmarks created by methane-gas explosions.
Thus, mild pockmarks are sometimes visible on her face in some Keralan depictions of her.
The studied fluid migration features mainly consist of pockmarks ( depressions ) and carbonate cementations.
Pockmarks on your face 's a good thing.
Relax, Ranger, all I did was put a couple of pockmarks in your precious Allosaurus.
About 60 percent of the reefs occur next to or inside seabed pockmarks.
Similarly, endemic fauna associated with cold seeps and pockmarks are of mainly scientific interest.72.
Pockmarks are visible on the face of the child mummy . ( JD Howell ).
Too many dbs for them pockmarks to bear . Plus he 's ugly as crap.
Mujaddara is the Arabic word for " pockmarked " ; the lentils among the rice resemble pockmarks.
So you can see every one of your little pockmarks in 'em. I want them scrubbed.
She does carry her pockmarks well, though . Unlike Chief Chien 's wife . Her face is disgusting.
Things like wrinkles, less-than-perfect teeth . Details like fading scars, little pockmarks.
Of a kind . Pockmarks.
