Incessantly going out of ones way to drive by a potential lovers home or office...Just cause. A non-threatening version of stalking.
Hey girl, I am going to drive by (insert name)house on my way to Target, just to mark the territory.
by KweenKarima August 16, 2008
After friends have a nasty fall out or a BF/GF break up and they race to comment or like a mutual friend's pictures/posts on facebook before each other in an effort to 'claim' the mutual friend and have them on their side of the break up/fall out.
Fuck, my bitch ex was Marking Facebook Territory on Sarah's profile picture before I could like the picture, now I can't comment or like Sarah's picture!
by SethStreeter October 9, 2011
by TravisLikesMen January 16, 2011
by Anonymousbabes86 May 3, 2021
Some animals cover an area with their scent to warn any other animals that they will not tolerate any competition in the area. Typically by pissing and shitting on it.
The animal marking the territory is usually already feared. If it isn't, it may have to enforce the marking of territory by initiating conflict with any animals that violate his territory.
This is usually an expression to refer to warning off potential competition.
The animal marking the territory is usually already feared. If it isn't, it may have to enforce the marking of territory by initiating conflict with any animals that violate his territory.
This is usually an expression to refer to warning off potential competition.
Jenny: My husband has all these attractive female co-workers? What should I do?
Friend: Get to marking your territory. Put your best photo on his office desk. Have him leave with a ring on his finger.
Friend: Get to marking your territory. Put your best photo on his office desk. Have him leave with a ring on his finger.
by Sovereign2314 November 14, 2014
by bla September 20, 2003
When you click the "Like" button on every single thing on a person's Facebook profile page in order to give the impression to any outsiders visiting the page that you are in a close relationship with that person, and therefore have a certain degree of ownership over that person, much as a dog urinates all over a particular tree, marking it clearly with its own identity, in order to say to other dogs, "Back the fuck off, this tree is MINE."
So that no eager underclassmen would snatch his prized incoming freshman while he wasn't keeping an eye on her, insecure senior Connor quickly began marking territory all over beautiful, young Nina's Facebook profile, liking everything from statuses to profile pictures to Wall posts. When all the turned-on underclassmen went online to look her up after first seeing her at freshman orientation, they were quickly disappointed, thinking Connor might as well be her boyfriend.
by Metasystem September 16, 2011