Marc i on i tic (marsh on i tik)

[ [ Mar mare e stared into by the German Gelehrter through his spectacles pa es calculation. Lowell, Among my Books, 1st ser., p. 292. Money makes the mare go, the outlay of money keeps fails. [Slang.] going; money will succeed where everything else I'm making the mare go here in Whitford, without the money too sometimes. Kingsley, Two Years Ago, Int. Shanks' mare, one's own legs, as a means of conveyance. [Slang.] - The gray mare is the better horse, the wife rules the husband. [Slang.) - Timber mare. Same as horsel , 5 (b).