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Definition of mark
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mark is as below...
Mark (n.) One of the bits of
leather
or
colored
bunting
which are
placed
upon a
sounding
line at
intervals
of from two to five
fathoms.
The
unmarked
fathoms
are
called
deeps..
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Panduriform
::
Panduriform
(a.)
Obovate,
with a
concavity
in each side, like the body of a
violin;
fiddle-shaped;
as, a
panduriform
leaf;
panduriform
color
markings
of an
animal..
Graduation
::
Graduation
(n.) The marks on an
instrument
or
vessel
to
indicate
degrees
or
quantity;
a
scale.
Mark
::
Mark (n.) A
trace,
dot, line,
imprint,
or
discoloration,
although
not
regarded
as a token or sign; a
scratch,
scar,
stain,
etc.; as, this
pencil
makes a fine
mark..
Cordon
::
Cordon
(n.) A cord or
ribbon
bestowed
or borne as a badge of
honor;
a broad
ribbon,
usually
worn after the
manner
of a
baldric,
constituting
a mark of a very high grade in an
honorary
order.
Cf. Grand
cordon..
Mark
::
Mark (v. i.) To take
particular
notice;
to
observe
critically;
to note; to
remark.
Market
::
Market
(n.) A
meeting
together
of
people,
at a
stated
time and
place,
for the
purpose
of
traffic
(as in
cattle,
provisions,
wares,
etc.) by
private
purchase
and sale, and not by
auction;
as, a
market
is held in the town every
week..
Earmark
::
Earmark
(n.) A mark on the ear of
sheep,
oxen, dogs, etc., as by
cropping
or
slitting..
Stethal
::
Stet (v. t.) To cause or
direct
to
remain
after
having
been
marked
for
omission;
to mark with the word stet, or with a
series
of dots below or
beside
the
matter;
as, the proof
reader
stetted
a deled
footnote..
Lucid
::
Lucid (n.)
Bright
with the
radiance
of
intellect;
not
darkened
or
confused
by
delirium
or
madness;
marked
by the
regular
operations
of
reason;
as, a lucid
interval..
Steik
::
Stegosaurus
(n.) A genus of large
Jurassic
dinosaurs
remarkable
for a
powerful
dermal
armature
of
plates
and
spines.
Brand
::
Brand (v. t.) Fig.: To fix a mark of
infamy,
or a
stigma,
upon..
Scyllarian
::
Scyllarian
(n.) One of a
family
(Scyllaridae)
of
macruran
Crustacea,
remarkable
for the
depressed
form of the body, and the
broad,
flat
antennae.
Also used
adjectively..
Discrimination
::
Discrimination
(n.) The act of
discriminating,
distinguishing,
or
noting
and
marking
differences..
Intrenchant
::
Intrenchant
(a.) Not to be
gashed
or
marked
with
furrows.
Nundinate
::
Nundinate
(a.) To buy and sell at fairs or
markets.
Tiver
::
Tiver (v. t.) To mark with
tiver.
Waymark
::
Waymark
(n.) A mark to guide in
traveling.
Label
::
Label (n.) A
barrulet,
or,
rarely,
a
bendlet,
with
pendants,
or
points,
usually
three,
especially
used as a mark of
cadency
to
distinguish
an
eldest
or only son while his
father
is still
living..
Scalloped
::
Scalloped
(a.)
Having
the edge or
border
cut or
marked
with
segments
of
circles.
See
Scallop,
n., 2..
Raddle
::
Raddle
(v. t.) To mark or paint with, or as with,
raddle..
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