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mark
mark
mark
n.
a dupe; a victim selected for a theft or a swindle. (Underworld.)
I bumped the mark on the shoulder, and he put his hand on his wallet just like always.
See:
a black mark
a question mark over
be close to the mark
be easy meat
be off the mark
be quick off the mark
be slow off the mark
be up to the mark
be wide of the mark
beauty mark
beside the mark
beside the point
black mark
black mark beside name
easy mark
full marks
get off the mark
give bad marks to
high-water mark
hit the bull's-eye
hit the mark
leave its mark on
leave mark
leave mark on
make a mark
make mark
make one's mark
mark
mark as
mark down
mark for life
mark in
mark my word
mark my words
mark off
mark out
mark time
mark up
mark with
miss the mark
not up to the mark
off the mark
on the mark
on your mark, get set, go
overshoot the mark
overstep (one's)/its mark
overstep the mark
question mark
question mark over
quick off the mark
skid marks
slow off the mark
spot on the mark
toe the line
toe the mark
up to par
up to the mark
wide of the mark
X marks the spot
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
AloÍSio
-
Portuguese
Ashling
ASH-ling
Irish
Edytha
-
English (Rare)
Marianna
mer-ee-AN-ə
(English)
, mar-ee-AN-ə
(English)
, mahr-YAHN-nah
(Polish)
Italian, English, Hungarian, Slovak, Polish, Greek
Janel
jə-NEL
English
Terry (2)
TER-ee
English
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