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a blue flag with a white square in the middle, used by ships to signal that they are ready to sail

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a line of small flags on a string, used for decorating buildings and streets for special occasions

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cloth used for making flags

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a flag with black and white squares on it that is waved at the end of a motor race

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a flag, badge etc used as a symbol of a particular country, team, political party etc

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a flag on a ship that shows the country that it comes from

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a piece of cloth decorated with the pattern and colours that represent a country or organization. A flag is often hung from a pole called a flagpole

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a piece of coloured cloth that is used for giving a signal

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a tall thin pole used for hanging a flag on

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the sign that represents Communism, consisting of a hammer across a sickle (=a tool used for cutting grain crops). This sign was used on the flag of the Soviet Union.

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a black flag with pictures of bones on it, used in the past by pirates

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a tall pole that a flag hangs from

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the flag of the United States

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a long narrow flag with a pointed end, used mainly by ships, businesses, and teams

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a red flag used as a sign of socialism

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a red flag used as a signal of danger or telling you to stop

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a flagpole

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a flag that represents a particular person or group and is used on special occasions

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a flag or other symbol that is carried on a pole at the front of a military march

the flag of the US

the national flag of the US

the American spelling of tricolour

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a flag with three thick lines of different colours, for example the flag of France

the national flag of the UK

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a white flag or piece of cloth held up to show that you accept you are defeated

a flag that is at half-mast has been lowered to the middle of a pole, often in order to show respect for someone who has died