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"Mark it" is a term used by dancing instructors when they want a student to do a new dance move without going all out.
Instructor: "Hey, can you do that move again? Mark it this time."
Mark it by atat4418 September 8, 2026

Mark it up 

to stretch out a story for an extremely long period of time. Can also be used as "marking it up", where the marker is marking the situation up.
I just listened to this guy tell the classic "chicken crossing the road" joke. It took that guy like 15 minutes to tell the story, he totally knows how to mark it up!
Mark it up by Loan Agent July 19, 2009

Mark Lundy it 

To drive very quickly between the New Zealand cities of Palmerston North and Wellington. Named after high-profile murderer Mark Lundy who had a small time window to drive from Wellington to PN, murder his family and reurn to Welllington to create an alibi.

Although it takes almost two hours to travel between the two locations, a fast driver can do it much quicker.
I finish work in Wellington at 5 and had to be in Palmy at 6.30 so I'm gonna Mark Lundy it.
Mark Lundy it by kiwiones August 6, 2009

let me break it down for you mark 

Let me break it down for you, Mark. Your mother and I have a relationship that's all about a master/slave dynamic. When I said she was more like a pet to me, I meant that in the most literal way possible. Remember that time you found a dog collar under the couch and I told you it's because we were getting a dog? That was a lie, son. Truthfully, your mom likes it when I put her on a leash and walk her around the backyard. She's usually naked, of course. I can't explain why, but the whole thing is her idea. She'll piss on trees, sleep in dog cages, chew up furniture -- she once took a full-sized, adult woman shit in my dockers. Your mother is one fucked-up slut, Mark. And I love her, but im not bringing that energy back to Viltrum with me. Frankly? She scares me sometimes. I don't know who molested her or how they did it, but there is some dark juju in that woman's head and I just dont know I'm strong enough to fuck it all away.
Omniman: Let Me Break It Down For You Mark...

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One Long Ass Book Mark With A Tassle On It 

One Long Ass Book Mark With A Tassle On It
One Long Ass Book Mark With A Tassle On It

<.7.9.7.6.>I Will Do It, Mark Indelicato<.7.9.7.6.> 

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