Flags is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLAGS 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 FLAGS

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How to use FLAGS in a sentence

• And when she saw the basket among the flags, she sent one of her maids and caused it to be fetched.
• As White-Jacket understands it, these signals consist of variously-coloured flags, each standing for a certain number.
• The upper flags are now used as a footpath, and lead by another passage back into the village.
• November 2 being election day, the Republican carriage, decorated with flags and evergreens, came to the door for voters.
• I have taken my flags down just to have the pleasure of putting them up again.
• But he never killed peaceful Indians nor those who came in under flags of truce.
• The Pawnees had received from Malgares Spanish flags, as tokens of Spanish sovereignty.
• In another moment you are in the surge of Market street, the long bazaar and highroad of this port of all flags.
• The subject of the flags and banners used by her during her campaigns was now entered on.
• The flags on all the ships of the fleet have been at half-mast all day.
• All at once, the wind having displayed the flags, I perceived with surprise the French flag over the English flag.
• The swaying boughs were draped with flags and flowers.
• Bands were playing, magnificent equipages flashed in the morning sunlight, the flags of every nation on the earth fluttered in the breeze.
• There are other mats made of flags, which the Tuskeruro Indians make, and sell to the inhabitants.
• Murray was discharged of course, and conducted by the sheriffs from Newgate to his own house, in procession, with flags and streamers exhibiting the emblems of liberty.
• The dining hall was decorated with evergreens, flags and wild flowers.
• Standards are the national and regimental flags of cavalry or field artillery.
• I walked through the streets, and the crackers and flags amused me like a child.
• The stanzas in which the poem is written are smooth and musical, the language is so chosen as always to express the exact shade of thought, the interest never flags.
• American flags are scarce in Berlin to-day, but one always waves from the window of 48, Potsdamerstrasse.
• A well-laden table extended the whole length of the room, and flags, banners, and appropriate emblems and devices, were hung on the walls.
• They raised flags on the hills and proclaimed their own king as king of Paquin.
• It is fully illustrated, and has colored plates showing the flags of all nations, the funnels and house flags of lines in American trade, and the International Signal Code.
• She stood for a moment laughing silently, looking down upon him, and turning, ran swiftly across the flags to the block of fallen stones.
• He felt like a bull out in a ring tormented by the glare and the clamor and the flutter of little red flags.

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