marker

As verbs the difference between marker and maker

is that marker is while maker is .

As a noun maker is

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As a noun marrer

is (rare) one who mars or injures.

As a verb marker is

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As a verb marker

is .

As an adjective marked is

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As a noun marzer

is .

As a verb marker is

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As nouns the difference between markee and marker

is that markee is archaic form of lang=en while marker is an object used to mark a location.

As a verb marker is

to mark or write on (something) using a marker.

As an adjective darker

is (dark).

As a verb marker is

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As a verb marker

is .

As a noun marke is

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As nouns the difference between marker and parker

is that marker is an object used to mark a location while Parker is a Parker-brand pen.

As a verb marker

is to mark or write on (something) using a marker.

As a proper noun Parker is

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As verbs the difference between masker and marker

is that masker is to render giddy or senseless while marker is to mark or write on (something) using a marker.

As nouns the difference between masker and marker

is that masker is one who wears a mask; one who appears in disguise at a masquerade while marker is an object used to mark a location.

As a noun market

is .

As a verb marker is

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