iron-mark
/ˈʌɪənˌmɑːk/In pass.
verb
[with object] Of a person or animal: to be branded with a hot iron.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Lane (fl. 1600–1630). From iron + mark.
- marking-down
- marking flag
- marking ink
- marking-nut tree
- marking-off
- marking-out
- marking pen
- marking scheme
- marking system
- marking-to-market
- marking-up
- markka
- markland
- markless
- markman
- Markobrunn
- Markobrunnen
- mark of Cain
- mark of suspension
- mark of the beast
- Markova, Dame Alicia
- Markov chain
- Markovian
- Markov model
- Markovnikov