Mark of "NCIS"
Mark of a bad speaker
Mark of a flawed kisser
Mark of a good ruler?
Mark of a hothead
Mark of a long sentence, perhaps
Mark of a mistake
Mark of a rifle's laser sight
Mark of a ruler
Mark of a scam artist
Mark of a successful gunfighter
Mark of a swordsman?
Mark of a villain, maybe
Mark of a written error
Mark of academic distinction
Mark of affiliation
Mark of an old cut
MARK of approval
Mark of Cain
Mark of change
Mark of concern
Mark of conformity?
mark of discoloration
Mark of discredit
MARK of disgrace
Mark of dishonor
Mark of distinction
Mark of dojo achievement
Mark of editorial reconsideration
Mark of excellence
Mark of excellence, or another title for the puzzle
Mark of family fare
MARK of infamy
MARK of injury
Mark of insertion
Mark of literary distinction
Mark of mediocrity
Mark of misconduct
Mark of official approval
Mark of omission
mark of ownership
Mark of perfection
Mark of prestige
Mark of Prynne's sin
Mark of punishment
Mark of reconsideration
Mark of rejection
Mark of repetition
Mark of separation
Mark of shame
mark of shame or discredit
Mark of social disgrace
Mark of success in business?
Mark of the serpent?
Mark of uncertainty
Mark of work done
Mark of Zorro?
mark off
Mark off?
Mark often put next to completed to-do items
Mark on 59-Across
Mark on a bass
Mark on a bikini wearer
Mark on a card
Mark on a Dalmatian
mark on a fuel tank
Mark on a graph
Mark on a gridiron
Mark on a letter
Mark on a manuscript
Mark on a map
Mark on a ms.
Mark on a paper
Mark on a peacock's tail
Mark on a road
Mark on a ruler
Mark on a score sheet
Mark on a staff
Mark on a steer
Mark on a steer's rear
Mark on a sunbather
Mark on a table from a wet glass
Mark on a trail
Mark on an exam?
mark on character
Mark on galleys
Mark on Harry Potter
Mark on Harry Potter's forehead
Mark on macramé
Mark on many exams
Mark on metal
Mark on one's record
mark on skin
Mark on some oranges
Mark on the foreheads of Hindu women
Mark on the Oregon Trail
Mark one's words, in a way
Mark one's words?
Mark opening?
mark or become marked with spots or patches of a different colour
Mark or Dorothy
Mark or John, e.g.
Mark or Mamie
Mark or markka replacements
mark or overlay with patches of contrasting color or texture
mark or trace of mud, wetness, etc, left by a person's foot on a surface
mark or wear thin
Mark out
Mark over a certain "n"
Mark over a long vowel
Mark over a vowel
Mark over a vowel, perhaps
Mark over an 'n'
Mark over an unstressed syllable
Mark over some German vowels
Mark over some letters in Spanish
Mark over some Portuguese vowels
Mark over some Spanish n's
MARK over syllable
mark paper etc with symbols or words
MARK path by chipping bark
mark Permanent feature
Mark permanently
Mark placed under the letter c
mark produced by pressure
mark Proofer find
mark Proofreader find
Mark quickly
Mark remover
Mark replacement
Mark replacements
Mark replacer
Mark replacers
Mark Sanchez, for one
Mark Sanchez, notably
Mark separating lines of poetry
Mark similar to a hyphen
Mark slightly longer than a hyphen
Mark something of one's ignorance
mark Spanish 1930s queen
Mark Spitz's record-beater
mark stamped on the back of an envelope
Mark Strong drama "Low Winter ___"
Mark successor
Mark successors
Mark supplanter
Mark Thackeray, to his students, in a 1967 film
Mark that lingers
Mark that may cause a pause
Mark that may precede a 39-Across
Mark that means "do not change"
Mark that might be left with greasy fingers
Mark that tops an "i"
Mark that's just above average
Mark the beginning of
Mark the boundaries of
Mark the hour, maybe
Mark the scale of a measuring instrument
Mark the start of
Mark through, to editors
Mark Time
mark time
Mark time, in a way
Mark to come back to
Mark to Gordie
Mark to improve
Mark to keep
MARK to shoot at
Mark to undo a deletion
MARK tree by chipping bark
Mark Twain and George Orwell, e.g.
Mark Twain and George Sand, e.g.
mark twain and lwis carrol for two
mark twain and lwis carrol for two 2 words
Mark Twain and Saki
Mark Twain and Saki, for two
Mark Twain called it "a good walk spoiled"
Mark Twain character, briefly
Mark Twain forte
Mark twain measure
Mark twain Mississippi measure
Mark Twain or Dr. Seuss
Mark Twain or John Le Carre
Mark Twain or O. Henry
Mark Twain or Saki, e.g.
Mark Twain or Will Rogers
Mark Twain portrayer Holbrook
MARK TWAIN PRIZE
Mark Twain Prize recipient of 2010
Mark Twain prop
mark twain tales successful stories
Mark Twain title character
Mark Twain used one
Mark Twain, at times
Mark Twain, e.g.
Mark Twain, e.g., religionwise
Mark Twain, e.g., religiously speaking
Mark Twain, famously
Mark Twain, for example
Mark Twain, for one
Mark Twain, for Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain, Lewis Carroll, et al.
Mark Twain, notably
Mark Twain, to Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Mark Twain's belief
Mark Twain's boyhood home
Mark Twain's Dan'l was one
Mark Twain's Huck
Mark Twain's jumping frog
Mark Twain's New York burial place
Mark Twain's New York home
Mark Twain's pauper
Mark Twain's real first name
Mark under a consonant in French, perhaps
Mark under a French c
Mark up
Mark up a score?
Mark up for revision
Mark up on the screen?
Mark up or down, maybe
Mark up or down, say
Mark up or mark down
Mark up with a red pencil, say
Mark up with symbols
Mark up, as a score
Mark up, as a textbook
Mark up, maybe
Mark up, perhaps
Mark up, say
Mark used four times in this puzzle's solution
mark used in Spanish to indicate pronunciation
mark used to check off or indicate the correctness of something
mark used to indicate spurious words or passages
MARK Waugh Trophy sport
mark well
Mark where a reader breathes
Mark who created Huck Finn
Mark who created Tom Sawyer
Mark who owns the Dallas Mavericks
Mark who played Spock's father
Mark who plays the Hulk
Mark who was a swimming phenom at the 1972 Olympics
Mark who was the 1998 P.G.A. Player of the Year
Mark who won seven golds in '72
Mark whose name means "little hook" in Czech
mark with
Mark with a branding iron
Mark with a cut
mark with a date and place
Mark with a hot iron