mark with



mark someone or something with something

 
1. to use something with which to mark someone or something. She marked one of the twins with a sticker so she could identify him later. Jill marked the ones that were sold with a wax pencil.
2. to place a particular kind of mark on someone or something. The attendant marked the concertgoers who had paid with a rubber stamp. Frank marked the book with his initials.
See also: mark

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Alastar-Irish
Florencioflo-REN-thyo (Spanish), flo-REN-syo (Latin American Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese
MinnaMI-nah (German), MEEN-nah (Finnish)German (Archaic), Finnish, Swedish
Seymour['si:mɔ:]
Savina-Italian
Salomesə-LO-mee (English), SAH-lə-may (English)English, German, Georgian, Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek