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
The harvest marks the end of the growing season.
The harvest marks the end of the growing season.
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What kind of moon marks the night of the Night hunt?
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When the punctuation marks rushed out the door, who was too busy talking to notice?
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What was Nana going to use to help explain the marks on her face?
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Why didn't Katie have any check marks on Miss Winkle's tooth chart?
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What were the marks on his neck that convinced all the children that Robert had been bitten by a vampire?
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What did the marks that Danni found on the black box create, which allowed her to see an alien planet?
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How does Sammy think be got the bite marks on his neck?
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Mr. Wright's class borrowed some punctuation marks from whose class?
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How many toe marks are in the bear track picture?
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What clothing marks soldiers as paratroopers?
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A B cell marks pathogens for destruction by other white blood cells.
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What did her brother call her when he saw her with oozing polka-dot marks and socks on her hands?
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The punctuation marks brought back what gift for Mr. Wright?
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How many red bleeding marks were left on the noses?
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tag; label; indicate
no indication; no trace
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marks
arcs
arx
barkes
barks
clark's
clarke's
clarks
harks
larks
marcks
mark's
marques
marx
merc's
park's
parkes
parks
parks' quarks
sharks
sparkes
sparks
stark's
starkes
starks
tjarks
embarks
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