Mark
Both words in one sentence
- He pretends to be a wealthy foppish sucker, and an easy mark for confidence tricksters.
- Westlake's novel God Save the Mark, the hero is such a sucker that con artists from all over the city practically line up for the opportunity to take his money.
Source: Crime Magnet
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