ALL meanings of mark
mark
M m - noun mark reference point 1
- noun mark sport: starting line 1
- noun mark sport: record 1
- noun mark Make (a visible impression or stain) on. 1
- noun mark competition: record 1
- noun mark identifying stamp 1
- noun mark indication 1
- transitive verb mark be a notable characteristic of 1
- transitive verb mark draw, write on 1
- transitive verb mark attach price tag, label 1
- transitive verb mark notice 1
- noun mark Marcus Alonzo ("Mark") 1837–1904, U.S. merchant and politician: senator 1897–1904. 1
- verb with object mark to be a distinguishing feature of: a day marked by rain. 1
- verb with object mark to put a mark or marks on: to mark each box with an X. 1
- verb with object mark to give a grade for; put a grade on: to mark the final exams. 1
- verb with object mark scent-mark (def 2). 1
- verb with object mark to furnish with figures, signs, tags, etc., to indicate price, quality, brand name, or the like: We marked all the books with prices. 1
- verb with object mark to trace or form by or as if by marks (often followed by out): to mark out a plan of attack. 1
- verb with object mark to indicate or designate by or as if by marks: to mark passages to be memorized. 1
- verb with object mark to single out; destine (often followed by out): to be marked out for promotion. 1
- verb with object mark to record, as a score. 1
- verb with object mark to make manifest: to mark approval with a nod. 1
- verb with object mark to give heed or attention to: Mark my words! 1
- verb with object mark to notice or observe: to mark a change in the weather. 1
- verb without object mark to take notice; give attention; consider. 1
- verb without object mark scent-mark (def 1). 1
- idioms mark beside the mark, not pertinent; irrelevant. 1
- idioms mark bless / save the mark!, (used as an exclamation of disapproval, contempt, impatience, etc.) Also, God bless/save the mark! 1
- idioms mark make one's mark, to attain success or fame; achieve one's ambition: He set out to make his mark as a writer. 1
- idioms mark mark time. time (def 55). 1
- idioms mark on your mark / marks!, (in calling the start of a race) take your places: On your mark! Get set! Go! Also, get ready! ready! 1
- idioms mark wide of the mark, far from the target or objective; inaccurate or irrelevant: My first guess was wide of the mark. 1
- noun mark visible sign 1
- noun mark spot, scratch 1
- noun mark punctuation symbol 1
- noun mark grade 1
- transitive verb mark indicate 1
- transitive verb mark scratch, mar 1
- noun mark cross 1
- noun mark badge, brand 1
- noun mark token 1
- noun mark target 1
- noun mark landmark 1
- noun mark standard 1
- noun mark dupe, victim 1
- countable noun mark The mark was also used to refer to the German currency system. 0
- uncountable noun mark Mark is used before a number to indicate a particular temperature level in a gas oven. 0
- uncountable noun mark Mark is used before a number to indicate a particular version or model of a vehicle, machine, or device. 0
- noun mark a visible impression, stain, etc, on a surface, such as a spot or scratch 0
- noun mark a sign, symbol, or other indication that distinguishes something 0