X marks the spot

X marks the spot.

This is the exact spot. (Sometimes the speaker will draw an X in the spot while saying this.) This is where the rock struck my car—X marks the spot. Now, please move that table over here. Yes, right here—X marks the spot.

X marks the spot

This mark shows the location, as in On the postcard, X marks the spot where we picked blueberries. Although the use of a cross or X is probably much older, this term was first recorded in 1813.

X marks the spot

sent. This is the exact place! (Cliché.) This is where it happened. X marks the spot.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Ing	-	Germanic Mythology
Callista	kə-LIS-tə	English (Rare)
Stephanie	['stefəni]
Rodrigo	ro-DREE-go (Spanish, Italian), roo-DREE-goo (Portuguese)	Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Galician
Theotleip	-	Ancient Germanic
Kirby	['kɜ:bi]