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Marcus

[ mahr-kuhs ]

noun

  1. Saint. Also died a.d. 336, pope 336.
  2. a male given name.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of Marcus1

< Latin ܲ < *ɴǰٰDz pertaining to *ɴǰ- Mars
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Actor Idris Elba, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay and England footballers Marcus Rashford and Declan Rice sprinkled some celebrity stardust as a trademark Eubank uppercut squeezed through Benn's low guard in the fourth.

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Marcus Magee, chair of Liverpool's Accommodation BID, said the ballot was a "major step" in enabling the city's hospitality sector to have a say and an influence on decisions about the visitor economy.

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Marcus Rashford feels it is unlikely he will play for Manchester United again under Ruben Amorim, but will not be rushed into making a decision about his future.

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In the wake of the Villa move, Amorim said: "I couldn't get Marcus to see the way you're supposed to play football and to train the way I see it."

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With his appearance on “Suits LA,” we learn his only sibling, Marcus, has passed in the time since.

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