man-mark
verb
sport, British (tr) to stay close to (a specific opponent) to hamper his or her play
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Nearby words
man-eating shark, man-hater, man-hour, man-like, man-made, man-mark, man-minute, man-mountain, man-o'-war bird, man-of-the-earth, man-of-war
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