Mareschal

mar's hal, n. Same as Marshal. Marge, marj, Mar'gent, mar'jent, n. A margin — Mar 'gin, n. A border edge, brink verge the part of a page at the edge left uncovered in writing or printing. (Com.) Difference between the price of purchase and sale of an article, which leaves room tor profit difference between the outlay, expense, number, or amount of anything as estimated, and that which actually required or incurred. (Stock Exchange. Monty which one speculating in stocks deposits with his broker, to secure him against lo . v.t. [margined (-jind), -gining.] To furnish with a margin to border to enter in the margin of a page. [F. marge, L. mar go mark, q. v.] — Mar'ginal, a. Pert, to, written or printed in, etc. — Mar'ginate, -jY-nat, -gin a'ted, a. Having a margin.