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.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Stafford['stæfəd]
Glooscap-New World Mythology
CharltonKAHRL-tən, CHAHRL-tənEnglish
SeveSE-veSpanish
Tomokoto-mo-koJapanese
Heliodoroe-lyo-DHO-ro (Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese