v. 1 attach a tag or label to; 2 to indicate or designate with a visible trace; n. a visible trace or impression on a surface
Mark your spot in the book with a piece of scrap paper.
Mark your spot in the book with a piece of scrap paper.
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Her good manners were a mark of excellent breeding. OR The mice are breeding.
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What did a check mark next to Hana's name indicate?
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He used an exclamation mark after each sentence.
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What happened when Lesley tried to leave her mark on the bridge?
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The ice gun makes this sound: Zap! What punctuation mark is used there?
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How does the jaguar mark his territory?
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What mark did Dick Badger put in the yellow hat, so they might realize it was the right one if they found it again?
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What mark did Sham possess that made him fleet of foot?
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What is it called when a cowboy put a permanent mark on cattle?
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A question ends with a question mark.
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What does Robin Hood use to mark his gravesite?
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What was the mark of the clan?
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Sam used a highlighter to mark the main idea.
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Since a black church marriage was not allowed, what did blacks do to mark the sacrement of marriage?
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tag; label; indicate
no indication; no trace
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Mark
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bark
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clark
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dark
darke
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karch
lark
larke
marc
marke
marque
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narc
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park
parke
quark
sark
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sparc
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starck
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deembark
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