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Definition of flag
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of flag is as below...
Flag (v. i.) To hang loose
without
stiffness;
to bend down, as
flexible
bodies;
to be
loose,
yielding,
limp..
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Elevate
::
Elevate
(v. t.) To bring from a lower place to a
higher;
to lift up; to
raise;
as, to
elevate
a
weight,
a
flagstaff,
etc..
Wave
::
Wave (v. i.) A
waving
or
undulating
motion;
a
signal
made with the hand, a flag, etc..
Flag
::
Flag (v. t.) To
furnish
or deck out with
flags.
Fly
::
Fly (v. t.) To cause to fly or to float in the air, as a bird, a kite, a flag, etc..
Flagstaff
::
Flagstaff
(n.) A staff on which a flag is
hoisted.
Guidon
::
Guidon
(v. t.) A small flag or
streamer,
as that
carried
by
cavalry,
which is broad at one end and
nearly
pointed
at the
other,
or that used to
direct
the
movements
of a body of
infantry,
or to make
signals
at sea; also, the flag of a guild or
fraternity.
In the
United
States
service,
each
company
of
cavalry
has a
guidon..
Water Flag
::
Water flag () A
European
species
of Iris (Iris
Pseudacorus)
having
bright
yellow
flowers.
Trophy
::
Trophy
(n.)
Anything
taken from an enemy and
preserved
as a
memorial
of
victory,
as arms,
flags,
standards,
etc..
Flagellum
::
Flagellum
(v. t.) A
lashlike
appendage
of a
crustacean,
esp. the
terminal
ortion
of the
antennae
and the
epipodite
of the
maxilipeds.
See
Maxilliped..
Flag
::
Flag (n.) A cloth
usually
bearing
a
device
or
devices
and used to
indicate
nationality,
party,
etc., or to give or ask
information;
--
commonly
attached
to a staff to be waved by the wind; a
standard;
a
banner;
an
ensign;
the
colors;
as, the
national
flag; a
military
or a naval
flag..
Half-mast
::
Half-mast
(n.) A point some
distance
below the top of a mast or
staff;
as, a flag a
half-mast
(a token of
mourning,
etc.)..
Pole
::
Pole (n.) A long,
slender
piece of wood; a tall,
slender
piece of
timber;
the stem of a small tree whose
branches
have been
removed;
as,
specifically:
(a) A
carriage
pole, a
wooden
bar
extending
from the front axle of a
carriage
between
the wheel
horses,
by which the
carriage
is
guided
and held back. (b) A flag pole, a pole on which a flag is
supported.
(c) A
Maypole.
See
Maypole.
(d) A
barber's
pole, a pole
painted
in
stripes,
used as a sign by
barbers
and
hairdressers.
(e) A pole on which clim
Zufolo
::
Zufolo
(n.) A
little
flute or
flageolet,
especially
that which is used to teach
birds..
Flagging
::
Flagging
(a.)
Growing
languid,
weak, or
spiritless;
weakening;
delaying..
Pencel
::
Pencel
(n.) A
small,
narrow
flag or
streamer
borne at the top of a
lance;
--
called
also
pennoncel..
Meteoroid
::
Meteoroid
(n.) A small body
moving
through
space,
or
revolving
about the sun, which on
entering
the
earth's
atmosphere
would be
deflagrated
and
appear
as a
meteor..
Stoop
::
Stoop (n.) A
vessel
of
liquor;
a
flagon.
Strike
::
Strike
(v. i.) To lower a flag, or
colors,
in token of
respect,
or to
signify
a
surrender
of a ship to an
enemy..
Velum
::
Velum (n.) A
delicate
funnel-like
membrane
around
the
flagellum
of
certain
Infusoria.
See
Illust.
a of
Protozoa.
Flag
::
Flag (v. t.) To let
droop;
to
suffer
to fall, or let fall, into
feebleness;
as, to flag the
wings..
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