arks Idiom

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x marks the spot

look for x, begin at x, x is important "Someone had written on the map ""X marks the spot where we were abducted by aliens."""

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Clarks

Clarks are an excellent English shoe brand

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darkside

the student neighborhood:"There aren't too many parties on the darkside"

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deuce odims and darks on the cutback

fourty-eight hours ago

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X marks the spot|mark|marks|spot|x

An indication made on maps or documents of importance to call attention to a place or a feature of some importance. The treasure hunter said to his companion, "Here it is; X marks the spot."

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give bad marks to

give bad marks to
Judge unsatisfactory, as in They gave bad marks to the President's program. This expression transfers the marking used in evaluating schoolwork to other endeavors. [Late 1800s]

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make the sparks fly

make the sparks fly
Start a fight or argument, as in If Mary finds out he went to the races without her, that will make the sparks fly. In this idiom, the small particles of a fire called sparks are transferred to an inflammatory situation. [Early 1900s]