Flagged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLAGGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FLAG, to mark with a cloth used as a symbol
• mark (an item) for attention or treatment in a specified way
• draw attention to
• wave a flag at someone or something as a starting signal
• provide or decorate with a flag or flags.
• register (a vessel) in a particular country, under whose flag it then sails.
• become tired or less enthusiastic or dynamic
• signal to a vehicle or driver to stop, especially by waving one's arm
• (of an official) raise a flag to draw the referee's attention to a breach of the rules in soccer, rugby, and other sports
NOUN:
• a piece of cloth or similar material, typically oblong or square, attachable by one edge to a pole or rope and used as the symbol or emblem of a country or institution or as a decoration during public festivities
• a small piece of cloth attached at one edge to a pole and used as a marker or signal in various sports
• a drawing or symbol resembling a flag, used as a marker
• a small paper badge given to people who donate to a charity appeal in the street.
• a mechanism that can be raised to indicate that a taxi is for hire.
• a variable used to indicate a particular property of the data in a record.
• a flat stone slab, typically rectangular or square, used for paving.
• a plant with sword-shaped leaves that grow from a rhizome.
• the long slender leaf of a flag.
• used in reference to one's home country or its system of beliefs and values
• the ensign carried by a flagship as an emblem of an admiral's rank
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to mark with a flag (a piece of cloth used as a symbol)

Words related to FLAGGED

flag8 flagging14 flags9

Words that contain FLAGGED

beflagged17 reflagged15

How to use FLAGGED in a sentence

• He led us down a long flagged passage to a room at the very end of the house, a room provided with double doors, and windows, I saw, heavily shuttered.
• Icicles covered the idle wheel, a snow cornice hung over the flagged roof, and water splashed softly in the half-frozen race.
• After two or three rounds of the floor, she flagged a little and without asking any questions, he led her back to their table.
• Now and then Tom would put Rudolph upon the ground for awhile, and when the little fellow flagged he would lift him up to his shoulder again.
• Gwenda walked slowly up the flagged path to the house door.
• When at last their interest flagged, the Germans ordered him to move on.
• The doctor, whose courage and cheerfulness never flagged, took excellent care of them.
• He one day turned the corner, as she was looking out at the window fearing that she should see him, and came in a diagonal direction across the hot, flagged square.
• A dwarf wall and paling divided it from the Close, and from the gate, where a brass plate twinkled, a flagged, uneven pathway led up to the front door.
• Bills was doing his best, but the interest flagged with the sale of the apron and the breaking up of the group which had attracted so much attention.
• But later on, when, my trouble at an end, I had migrated to a house of my own, and he was left alone in the Montague Street rooms, his spirits somehow flagged.
• Raleigh never left her, caring for her with a maternal tenderness that never flagged.
• Blueskin answered by dashing his head violently against the flagged floor.
• Alexander came down the stair and out into the flagged court.
• There was no one about, as Joan had accompanied her father to church, so Diana sauntered out on to the flagged path and paced idly up and down, waiting for their return.
• But at Webb, a few miles out, where it was flagged to take on a traveller, he abandoned that manner of escape.
• During all this time his interest in writing never flagged.
• Truxton, five miles from the river, was not a stop for the mail, but I had them flagged there, to give them another special warning about approaching Big River with caution.
• But in spite of so auspicious a beginning the conversation flagged.
• The road is a well-worn path flagged in places, uneven, and irregular, following at varying heights the upward course of the tortuous river.
• When the doubtful battle flagged, he by his art would instantly restore it.
• Dear God, what could he do? There were footsteps in the flagged hall, and he raised his head as the door opened and a portly gentleman in riding-dress came in, followed by Mrs.
• He flagged a train about a mile out of town and hopped aboard.
• Cadman from the village was of the party, and neither cakes nor conversation flagged.
• As at Knossos, a flagged pathway ran across the area, obliquely, however, in this case.
• And along the flagged walk at the edge of the square, as suddenly as an autumn storm in the salt flats, a woman came walking.
• While she flagged now and again, she walked without assistance, though he kept close and ready at her side.
• Consequently, the footsteps of passers-by upon the flagged pavement were clearly distinguishable.
• It was dark when he arrived, and he had found Father Payne at tea with four or five men, in a flagged hall.
• And I flagged this train because I wanted to change my method of travel.
• Once in so often a fast train stopped, if properly flagged.

Similar words containing FLAGG without suffix ed

flaggy14 flagger12 flaggers13 flaggier13 flagging14 beflagged17 flaggiest14 flaggings15 reflagged15 beflagging18 flagginess15 flaggingly19 reflagging16 unflagging16 flagginesses17 unflaggingly21

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