mark

1a (1) :  to fix or trace out the bounds or limits of (2) :  to plot the course of :  chartb :  to set apart by or as if by a line or boundary —usually used with off

2a (1) :  to designate as if by a mark (2) :  to make or leave a mark on (3) :  to furnish with natural marks wings marked with white (4) :  to label so as to indicate price or quality (5) :  to make notations in or onb (1) :  to make note of in writing :  jot marking the date in his journal (2) :  to indicate by a mark or symbol mark an accent (3) :  register, record (4) :  to determine the value of by means of marks or symbols :  grade mark term papersc (1) :  characterize, distinguish the flamboyance that marks her style (2) :  signalize this year marks our 50th anniversary

3 :  to take notice of :  observe mark my words

4 :  to pick up (one's golf ball) from a putting green and substitute a marker

:  to take careful notice

1 :  any of various old European units of weight used especially for gold and silver; especially :  a unit equal to about eight ounces (248 grams)

2 :  a unit of value:a :  an old English unit equal to 13s 4db :  any one of various old Scandinavian or German units of value; specifically :  a unit and corresponding silver coin of the 16th century worth ¹⁄₂ thalerc (1) :  deutsche mark (2) :  the basic monetary unit of East Germany replaced in 1990 by the West German deutsche markd :  markka

1a :  an early Jewish Christian traditionally identified as the writer of the Gospel of Mark —called also John Markb :  the second Gospel (see ¹gospel 1) in the New Testament — see bible table

2 :  a king of Cornwall, uncle of Tristram, and husband of Isolde

1 :  a blemish (as a scratch or stain) made on a surface There were tire marks on the lawn.

2 :  a written or printed symbol a punctuation mark

3 :  something that shows that something else exists :  sign, indication They traded T-shirts as a mark of friendship.

4 :  something aimed at :  target … he missed his mark and delivered a good clout to Mig's nose instead. — Kate DiCamillo, The Tale of Despereaux

5 :  a grade or score showing the quality of work or conduct He gets good marks in school.

6 :  something designed or serving to record position high-water mark

7 :  the starting line of a race

1 :  to indicate a location He marked his place in the book.

2 :  to set apart by a line or boundary We tried to mark off a baseball diamond.

3 :  to make a shape, symbol, or word on I'll mark the top with a cross.

4 :  to decide and show the value or quality of :  grade Teachers mark tests.

5 :  to be an important characteristic of The disease is marked by fever.

6 :  to take notice of You'll be sorry, mark my words.

1:  a narrow deep hollow on the surface of the crown of a horse's incisor tooth that gradually becomes obliterated by the wearing away of the crown and therefore is indicative of the animal's age and usually disappears from the lower central incisors about the sixth year while traces may remain in the upper until the eleventh

2:  an impression or trace made or occurring on something—see birthmark, strawberry mark

3:  a cut (as an ear notch) made on livestock for identification

1 :  a character usually in the form of a cross or X that is made as a substitute for a signature by a person who cannot write his or her name

2 :  a character, device, label, brand, seal, or other sign put on an article or used in connection with a service especially to show the maker or owner, to certify quality, or for identification: a :  trademark b :  service mark

1 :  to fix or trace out the bounds or limits of a landowner marking his boundary

2 :  to affix a significant identifying mark (as a trademark) to