IPA: //mɑrk//
KK: /mɑrk/
The solid remains of fruit after the juice has been extracted, often used in making brandy or as a byproduct in food production.
After making the wine, the marc was collected to be used for distilling brandy.
The word 'marc' originates from Old French 'marc', meaning a unit of weight or a mark. It refers to a specific measure used historically in trade and commerce.
Think of 'marc' as a historical unit of weight or a 'mark' used in trade, helping you remember that it refers to a measure.