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mark out
When you "mark out" you stand up for something or believe something completely. If you're a massive fan of a band and you refuse to let people critize them, you are marking out.
Believing something completely.
Comes from the wrestling term markwhere a smark forgets reading the spoilers, guessing the storylines and bitching about backstage and just feels the moment.
Believing something completely.
Comes from the wrestling term markwhere a smark forgets reading the spoilers, guessing the storylines and bitching about backstage and just feels the moment.
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Mark Out
To emulate an idol or icon, through purchase of their tools or equipment, or through imitatation of their style or appearance.
Mark you out
Mark you out by applejewz May 17, 2019
Mark’d out
To mark out/Marking out is another term for when your body/mind realises it’s made a promise to itself or another person that It realises it can no longer carry out. Aka to pussy out, to fanny out. Made famous by the ultimate pussy/fanny Mark Filby esq.
I’d of loved to join you in that healthy dose of cardio vascular activity but at the last minute I Mark’d out.
Mark’d out by The bencher October 12, 2019
mark of the outsider
The mark of the outsider is a scar that has manifested on one’s own body with no memory of getting it often it shows up when you have been left by people considered friends
mark of the outsider by Met 2 November 23, 2021
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