pock-pudding (Meaning)
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pock-pudding (n.)
A bag pudding; a name of reproach or ridicule formerly applied by the Scotch to the English.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pock-pudding
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pock-pudding Sentence Examples
- The once-pristine visage of the young maiden was marred by a constellation of pock-puddings.
- The gnarled and weathered skin of the ancient mariner was adorned with pock-puddings that bore witness to a lifetime of hardships.
- The pock-pudding-riddled countenance of the beggar reflected a life of poverty and despair.
- The physician lamented the spread of pock-puddings among the populace, fearing an impending epidemic.
- The surgeon deftly lanced the pock-puddings, hoping to prevent their further spread.
- The mother tenderly applied a poultice to her child's pock-puddings, seeking to ease their discomfort.
- The pock-pudding-scarred veteran returned from war, his face bearing the indelible signs of battle.
- The cosmetics industry thrived on selling salves and potions that promised to conceal pock-puddings.
- The pock-puddings on the statue's face were a testament to the ravages of time and neglect.
- The historian studied the pock-puddings on the remains of ancient corpses, gaining insights into the prevalence of disease in bygone eras.
FAQs About the word pock-pudding
A bag pudding; a name of reproach or ridicule formerly applied by the Scotch to the English.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The once-pristine visage of the young maiden was marred by a constellation of pock-puddings.
The gnarled and weathered skin of the ancient mariner was adorned with pock-puddings that bore witness to a lifetime of hardships.
The pock-pudding-riddled countenance of the beggar reflected a life of poverty and despair.
The physician lamented the spread of pock-puddings among the populace, fearing an impending epidemic.
