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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.) A fixed
object
serving
for
guidance,
as of a ship, a
traveler,
a
surveyor,
etc.; as, a
seamark,
a
landmark..
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Rink
::
Rink (n.) The
smooth
and level
extent
of ice
marked
off for the game of
curling.
Fair
::
Fair
(superl.)
Free from any
marked
characteristic;
average;
middling;
as, a fair
specimen..
Prick
::
Prick (v.) A mark made by a
pointed
instrument;
a
puncture;
a
point.
Bird Of Paradise
::
Bird of
paradise
() The name of
several
very
beautiful
birds of the genus
Paradisea
and
allied
genera,
inhabiting
New
Guinea
and the
adjacent
islands.
The males have
brilliant
colors,
elegant
plumes,
and often
remarkable
tail
feathers..
Yea
::
Yea
(adv.)
More than this; not only so, but; -- used to mark the
addition
of a more
specific
or more
emphatic
clause.
Cf. Nay, adv., 2..
Renaissance
::
Renaissance
(n.) The
transitional
movement
in
Europe,
marked
by the
revival
of
classical
learning
and art in Italy in the 15th
century,
and the
similar
revival
following
in other
countries..
Seashore
::
Seashore
(n.) All the
ground
between
the
ordinary
highwater
and
low-water
marks.
Libra
::
Libra (n.) The
Balance;
the
seventh
sign in the
zodiac,
which the sun
enters
at the
autumnal
equinox
in
September,
marked
thus / in
almanacs,
etc..
Determinant
::
Determinant
(n.) A mark or
attribute,
attached
to the
subject
or
predicate,
narrowing
the
extent
of both, but
rendering
them more
definite
and
precise..
Weal
::
Weal (v. t.) To mark with
stripes.
See Wale.
Navus
::
Navus (n.) A spot or mark on the skin of
children
when born; a
birthmark;
--
usually
applied
to
vascular
tumors,
i. e., those
consisting
mainly
of blood
vessels,
as
dilated
arteries,
veins,
or
capillaries..
Accent
::
Accent
(v. t.) To
express
the
accent
of
(either
by the voice or by a
mark);
to utter or to mark with
accent.
Signalment
::
Signalment
(n.) The act of
signaling,
or of
signalizing;
hence,
description
by
peculiar,
appropriate,
or
characteristic
marks..
Characterize
::
Characterize
(v. t.) To make
distinct
and
recognizable
by
peculiar
marks or
traits;
to make with
distinctive
features.
Clathrate
::
Clathrate
(a.)
Having
the
surface
marked
with
raised
lines
resembling
a
lattice,
as many
shells..
Remark
::
Remark
(n.) To
express
in words or
writing,
as
observed
or
noticed;
to
state;
to say; -- often with a
substantive
clause;
as, he
remarked
that it was time to go..
Limpkin
::
Limpkin
(n.)
Either
one of two
species
of
wading
birds of the genus
Aramus,
intermediate
between
the
cranes
and
rails.
The
limpkins
are
remarkable
for the great
length
of the toes. One
species
(A.
giganteus)
inhabits
Florida
and the West
Indies;
the other (A.
scolopaceus)
is found in South
America.
Called
also
courlan,
and
crying
bird..
Target
::
Target
(n.) The
pattern
or
arrangement
of a
series
of hits made by a
marksman
on a butt or mark; as, he made a good
target..
Uncommon
::
Uncommon
(a.) Not
common;
unusual;
infrequent;
rare;
hence,
remarkable;
strange;
as, an
uncommon
season;
an
uncommon
degree
of cold or heat;
uncommon
courage..
Marketable
::
Marketable
(a.)
Wanted
by
purchasers;
salable;
as, furs are not
marketable
in that
country..
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