Results for flag

Definitions of flag:

part of speech: verb intransitive

To grow languid or spiritless; - pr. p. flagging; pa. p. flagged.

part of speech: verb intransitive

To become weary; lose vigor.

part of speech: noun

A piece of cloth or bunting on which usually some device is wrought, used as a standard, ensign, signal, etc.; a plant of the iris family; a flagstone or paving stone.

part of speech: verb

To grow spiritless or dejected; to lose vigour; to droop.

part of speech: noun

A broad flat stone used for pavements.

part of speech: noun

A plant which grows in marshy places, having large- bladed or sword- shaped leaves; the sedge or iris.

part of speech: verb transitive

Signal with a flag; pave with fiagstones.

part of speech: noun

The ensign of a ship or of troops; a banner.

part of speech: past tense, past participle

Flagged.

part of speech: noun

A water- plant.

part of speech: verb

To lay with broad flat stones.

part of speech: present participle

Flagging.

part of speech: noun

A piece of cloth on which is wrought some device, usually set upon a staff to wave in the wind; the ensign or colours of a regiment, ship, & c.