Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A Spanish and Spanish-American unit of weight for gold and silver, equal to half a libra. It is commonly equal to about .507 of a pound avoirdupois.
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- proper noun A male
given name of Italian origin. English equivalents:Mark ,Marc
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Examples
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Item: on the 7th day of September he stole a silver point of the value of 22 soldi from Marco [Footnote 6: _Marco_, probably
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Item: on the 7th day of September he stole a silver point of the value of 22 soldi from Marco [Footnote 6: _Marco_, probably
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No suspects have been found in Marco's murder, and his father, criminal defense attorney Dan Marco, is seeking to change that.
Zachary Marco's Father Offers Services To Killer's Accomplice
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No suspects have been found in Marco's murder, and his father, criminal defense attorney Dan Marco, is seeking to change that.
Zachary Marco's Father Offers Services To Killer's Accomplice
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No suspects have been found in Marco's murder, and his father, criminal defense attorney Dan Marco, is seeking to change that.
Zachary Marco's Father Offers Services To Killer's Accomplice
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There is also another weight which they call Marco, which is eight ounces or halfe a rotilo of Goa, and 9 ounces of Venice sotile: with this they weigh amber, corall, muske, ambracan, ciuet, and other fine wares.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation
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Recently the term Marco has been used in marketing material to mean being able to focus on a subject close enough so that when a regular 6×4 inch (15×10 move cm) print is made, the image is life sized or larger.
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Clearly, irate and impatient red state activists on the right liked what they saw in Marco Rubio.
Charles D. Ellison: GOP Moderates Spearheading a Third Party Option
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Clearly, irate and impatient red state activists on the right liked what they saw in Marco Rubio.
Charles D. Ellison: GOP Moderates Spearheading a Third Party Option
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Clearly, irate and impatient red state activists on the right liked what they saw in Marco Rubio.
Charles D. Ellison: GOP Moderates Spearheading a Third Party Option
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