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hash mark

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hash mark
n.
1. A service stripe on the sleeve of an enlisted person's uniform.
2. Football A mark in either of two series placed on the field perpendicular to the yard lines and used for spotting the ball.
[Alteration of hatch.]
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Noun1.hash markhash mark - an insignia worn to indicate years of service
hashmark, service stripe
insignia - a badge worn to show official position


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