Marker

/ˈmɑːrkər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A writing implement, typically with a broad tip, used for marking or coloring.

She used a red marker to highlight the important points in her notes.

An indicator or sign used to denote a position, area, or object.

The marker on the map helped us locate the campsite.

A physical object placed to indicate a boundary or location.

They placed a marker at the edge of the property to define their land.

A person, event, or item that serves as a reference point.

Her graduation was a significant marker in her life.

verb

To mark something with a pen or other writing instrument.

She will marker the important dates on her calendar.

Derived from Middle English 'marker', from 'mark', to provide a boundary or sign.

market marker

A significant indicator used to gauge market conditions.

landmarker

An important or distinguishing feature in the landscape.

score marker

An indication used in sports to represent points scored.

sign

An object, quality, or event whose presence or occurrence indicates the probable presence or occurrence of something else.

label

A piece of paper, cloth, or other material that is attached to an object to give information about it.

A reference point or significant event.

That game was a real marker for the team's season.