a former monetary unit and coin in England and Scotland, worth two-thirds of a pound.

thirteen shillings, four pence (160 d.) [8 ounces of silver

A money of account, originally representing the value of a mark weight (8 oz) of silver. In England after the conquest, the ratio of 20 sterling pennies to an ounce was the basis of computation; hence the value of the mark became fixed at 160 pennies. OXFORD. Over 1500 marks were spent on rebuilding York Castle during the period from 1246-1249.

A money of account, originally representing the value of a mark weight of pure silver. In England after the conquest, the ratio of 20 sterling pennies to an ounce was the basis of computation - hence the value of the mark became fixed at 160 pence = 13s. 4d. or two thirds of the £ Sterling.

Money. Normally means the silver mark, a measure of silver, generally eight ounces, accepted throughout medieval western Europe. Although they were sometimes "clipped" or "debased," the English silver penny contained a standard weight of silver and so could be traded across Europe. In England the mark was worth thirteen shillings and four pence, ie. two thirds of £1. Equivalent to present value of the Euro. The gold mark was worth £6.

A measure of silver, generally eight ounces, accepted throughout Western Europe. In England it is worth thirteen shillings and four pence, two thirds of one pound. A gold mark was worth £6.

formerly the basic unit of money in Germany

Germany now uses euro)

marka Money of accounting purposes. A silver mark was worth 13s 4d, a gold mark was worth £6.

Originally equal to 8 ounces of pure silver. After the Conquest 20 sterling pennies equalled an ounce, thus the mark equalled 160 pence, or 13s 4d. Amounts like 6s 8d and 3s 4d are often encountered, equalling half a mark and a quarter. or mar: Married. Also with a preceding numeral: Miles; and with a following numeral: Membrane, sheet of parchment, mm in the plural.

The mark was originally a unit of weight for gold and silver common throughout western Europe, and was equal to 8 troy ounces (249 g). Variations throughout the Middle Ages were, however, considerable.

a professional wrestling fan who doesn't realise that sports entertainment operates under kayfabe , and believes what they see is legitimate

a wrestling fan. Often used as a derogative term to refer to a gullible fan who believes everything in wrestling is real.

A fan who knows nothing about the business. Marks are assumed to be morons for some reason, and many of them are. Example: "Brent Kremen is not a mark, he just acts like one at live events."

n. A member of the audience, presumed gullible.

A member of the audience, presumed gullible. Basically a wrestling fan who attends all the shows, buys all the merchandise etc.

1. A person who believes that wrestling matches, and angles and everything to do with wrestling, is real. 2. A fan of or participant in the wrestling industry who believes that a part of any aspect of the industry is more important than making money. Some people say that the word "mark" comes from the old carnival days. When the operator of some scam spotted a real sucker, he would mark the back of that persons back with a piece of chalk, which would literally be "marking" the "mark". Other sources say that the term "mark" come from when the scam "hits the mark", meaning that it was successfully done.

A wrestling fan who isn't "clued up" and believes everything he/she sees to be real

An individual who has been or might be a target to be cheated.

To modify cards with scratches, dents or the application of substance to facilitate cheating. The target in a scam.

An individual who has been or is going to be cheated. A sucker.

a derogatory term for sucker. See also live one, fish, and provider

A sucker or a fish.

An unskilled played targeted by the "sharks."

Victim or target of a scam .

(DOD) 1. In artillery and naval gunfire support: a. to call for fire on a specified location in order to orient the observer/spotter or to indicate targets; b. to report the instant of optimum light on the target produced by illumination shells. 2. In naval operations, to use a maritime unit to maintain an immediate offensive or obstructive capability against a specified target.

The spot designated by the referee as the location for a set piece (e.g. scrum). A player may make a fair catch by catching the ball cleanly from a kick by the opposing side and calling "Mark!" He must have at least one foot on the ground behind his side's 22-metre line or within the in-goal area. A free kick is usually awarded from the spot of the catch, at the referee's discretion.

To closely defend an opposing player.

To identify the spot on the green where a player has picked up a ball for cleaning or to clear the way for another player's putt.

the point where a penalty is taken, or a scrum is formed.

To defend against an opposing player; to stay close by him and therefore making if difficult for him to get away from you or for one of his team-mates to pass the ball to him.

a location on the pitch designated by the referee as the location a scrum should come together. Also a word a player will call while catching a kicked ball within his own 22 metre line. If awarded by the referee, that back is awarded a free kick.

the close defending of an opposing player.

To identify the place where a ball has been picked up.

To cover a specific opposing player closely to prevent him/her from receiving the ball (particularly in the defensive goal area).

To mark a ball in rugby union, the player must be inside that player's twenty-two metre line. The mark is performed by a player, making a clean catch and shouting "Mark!" Once a mark is made, the marking player may not be tackled.

A mark is a skill in Australian rules football where a player cleanly catches a kicked ball that has travelled more than 15 metres without anyone else touching it. Upon taking a mark, the umpire will blow their whistle to signify the mark and a player is entitled to an unimpeded kick of the ball, to advance his team towards their goalposts. The nearest opposition player stands on the spot where the player marked the ball, which is also known as the mark, and becomes the man on the mark.

a post or flag to be aimed at

a striking, invented word

Depending on what kind of mark you're thinking about. This can be any visible mark on the bow or any target at which the bow is intentionally aimed.

1. Refers to a strike or spare. 2. The point on the lane where the bowler intends to put the ball down or otherwise use as a target.

A strike or spare; a person that is vulnerable to losing money in a match; your target on the lanes.

To make a strike or spare.

Point on the lane at which the bowler is aiming.

A strike or a spare.

something that exactly succeeds in achieving its goal; "the new advertising campaign was a bell ringer"; "scored a bull's eye"; "hit the mark"; "the president's speech was a home run"

make small marks into the surface of; "score the clay before firing it"

assign a grade or rank to, according to one's evaluation; "grade tests"; "score the SAT essays"; "mark homework"

The "Solar Plexus" area - the pit of the chest just below where the ribcage meets. Hitting the mark can completely wind an opponent and possibly score a knockout.

A slash or circle marked when a player hits a scoring segment in Cricket.

A scoring dart, usually in cricket. Hitting a triple would be three marks

The scorepad annotation when a bid is made (or set). Each hand won or lost is a mark unless multiple marks were bid. Seven marks by either team wins a game. Scoring by points is optional. ( More Info)

A personal logo that serves as the artist's signature on a print (Whistler used a butterfly as his mark). Also: a stamp or collector's mark that identifies the previous owner of a print, often au verso.

A specific sign used as the artist's signature on a print. A stamp that identifies a prior owner of a work, found on the back of a print or drawing.

a card with the school's logo that is purchased for a dollar

a compulsory stamp of approval given by the Singapore Productivity and Standards Board (PSB), to ensure that consumers are safe from hazards such as fires, explosions, and electrical shock when using these appliances

an artificially inflicted sign on the body in the form of incision, tattoo, brand, or stamp

a word, phrase, symbol, logo, color, or other form of indicia that is used to identify the origin of goods or services

refers to numbers, letters, logos, etc. either molded or stamped on the doll by a maker or manufacture. Usually on the back of head at the hairline and/or in the center of the dolls back but can be located most anywhere on her body. Use to help identify who made the doll & when.

Stamping the metal with a punch to identify the metal fineness and add the manufacturer's identification mark.

A buoy used to mark the racecourse.

A buoy that defines the endpoint of a leg of a race.

a coin valued at 13s-4d.

a distinguishing symbol; "the owner's mark was on all the sheep"

a symbol of disgrace or infamy; "And the Lord set a mark upon Cain"--Genesis

a written or printed symbol (as for punctuation); "his answer was just a punctuation mark"

to accuse or condemn or openly or formally or brand as disgraceful; "He denounced the government action"; "She was stigmatized by society because she had a child out of wedlock"

insert punctuation marks into

a coined word that is distinctive, powerful and symbolizes the goodwill of Complainant

a distinctive word, symbol or design which can be affixed to a product or service

an administrative symbol usually indicating that a student has done something other than complete all of the work required for a course

a name, term, signal, symbol, sign or a combination of these, with which the products or services can be identified to differentiate them from others

a symbol consists of a drawing, a name, a word, letters, numbers, color arrangement or a combination of these elements with a distinctive feature and used in product trade and service activities

a symbol which distinguishes the goods or services of one entity from the goods or services of another entity, that is, it is intended to indicate who is responsible for the goods placed before the public

a word, name, symbol, or device (or any combination) used to distinguish the goods or services of that person from the goods or services of others

A non-typographic element of an artistic or representational nature. Many professional service firms now feature graphic symbols as a substantive form of their visual identity.

The symbol, presented graphically, of the brand.

A factory name, pattern name, country name or maker's name or symbol.

To indicate the position of the ball with a small, round, flat object, such as a coin, usually on the green.

In the editor, a symbol or symbols that indicate the beginning or the end of a field; a word; an item of data; or a set of data, such as a file, record, or block. IBM.

Marks are the fictional currency of the planet Pern in the novels by Anne Mc Caffery. Marks are circulated in the form of coins made of wood, apparently as a fiat currency (though, it should be noted that, due to Thread, wood has traditionally been a scare resource during most of Pern's history), whose value is set by a meeting of the political and economic leaders of the planet, apparently as a command economy. The coins occur in the denominations , , , ¼, ½, 1, 2, 5, and 10 marks, with a few 100-mark coins for very large transactions.

The exact position(s) given to an actor on a set to insure that he/she is in the proper light and camera angle; generally marked on the ground with tape or chalk.

AKA "Sync Mark." The point where the clapsticks come together at the start of a shot. Another type of "mark" is simply a piece of tape on the floor telling the actor where he/she should be standing.

A designated place for you to begin or end. Marked usually with tape.

You have heard the term "hit your mark." Marks are pieces of tape stuck to the floor on a film or video shoot to show where you should stand so the camera can stay on you and get everything else it needs to in the picture. basically its an easy way to remember your blocking.

To leave a trace, scratch, scar, or other mark, upon, or any evidence of action; as, a pencil marks paper; his hobnails marked the floor.

A large number of very fine scratches or abrasions. A rub mark can occur by metal-to-metal contact, movement in handling and movement in transit.

mark with a scar; "The skin disease scarred his face permanently"

asks teammate to lock on to an opponent who is in a position to receive a pass

To make note of something, as in "Spies guard the portal and mark who comes and goes." To be marked is to be identified, as in "That berk was marked as a Guvner."

The defensive action to guard or shadow an opponent. This can be done tightly or loosely, depending on the team tactics.

1. A defender who is guarding an opponent is said to be marking him or her; 2. A player guarded by another player (as in "Who's your mark?").

An object a dog sees thrown for it to retrieve. Usually a game bird or a training bumper. A foundation task for dogs.

designate as if by a mark; "This sign marks the border"; "He indicated where the border ended"

a given and known sign by which a thing can be distinguished from all others of its kind

a seal or sign of allegiance

a sign of ownership

a sign which serves to distinguish the goods or services of an industrial or a commercial enterprise or a group of such enterprise

a mark is a sign made on the numbers of the keno card either by the player or by the computer.

notice or perceive; "She noted that someone was following her"; "mark my words"

an identification of a given character position in a given buffer

a single position within the text (or more accurately, a position between two characters)

The mark points to a position in the text. It specifies one end of the region (q.v.), point being the other end. Many commands operate on all the text from point to the mark. Each buffer has its own mark. See section H. The Mark and the Region.

The command to a swimmer to take his or her starting position.

A location in a buffer. Mark is set with the C-space command.

The mark points to a position in the text. It specifies one end of the region (q.v.), point being the other end. Many commands operate on the whole region, that is, all the text from point to the mark. See section 9. Selecting Text.

This (1) means to flag a record, or (2) it is a coding term that indicates the binary digit "1", as opposed to "0" being represented by a space.

Mark can be used to indicate series or model number of a production line. Because a mark is often made to measure height or progress, by metonymy the word mark is used to mean a level of development, and level designations like "Mark I", "Mark II" etc. come to be used as proper names. Examples include the Lincoln Continental Marks Serieshttp://www.me.mtu.edu/~prater/marks.html, various Mark 1http://wombat.doc.ic.ac.uk/foldoc/foldoc.cgi?query=Mark and Mark I computers.

A signaling condition equal to a binary 1. ... more

a starting point