to flag

To make something less strong or strict

To bend down and hang limply because of being tired or without water

To become gradually less strong or severe

Weak and lacking energy because of tiredness

To become less strong or active

To make muscles, relationships, or groups stronger

To make someone feel more active and alert

To stop trying and accept that you lost

To come together to show strong support for a leader or the country in danger

Show your true self to others, even if it seems strange

Signal for a taxi or driver to stop by waving your hand

To signal that there may be a problem or danger

To show support for a country, group or cause by displaying its flag

To tell people about an idea or problem to see how they react

A sign that shows a problem or danger in a situation

A piece of cloth that stands for the United States with thirteen stripes and fifty stars

A plain white cloth that people raise to show surrender or ask for a truce

A red cloth flown to warn people of danger

A flag used as a symbol of racism and hate

A flag carried at the front of an army to show who they are and guide soldiers

A white flag shown to ask fighters to stop and start talks

A piece of cloth that officially represents a country

A red banner used as a symbol of socialist movements

A senior navy officer above captain who flies a flag to show command

A flag used by Southern states during the American Civil War, often the battle flag design

Showing too much pride in one's country

A day in the United States that remembers when the national flag was first used on June 14

A public display like a speech or a rally that makes people feel strong love for their country

Sailors who steal from ships fly a black flag with a white skull and crossbones

A flag that is black with a white skull and crossbones used by pirates

A rectangular piece of cloth ships use to send short messages

The national flag of the United Kingdom, also called the Union Jack

A tall plant with yellow iris flowers that grows in wet places

A light brown cloth signal showing a temporary stop or truce

A wild iris with blue flowers that grows near ponds and wet meadows

A flag used to send messages between ships

A senior naval officer in charge of a flagship carrying an admiral

A senior military title that officers like admirals or generals hold

Sending messages with flags by moving them in set patterns over a distance, often between ships

A disease of wheat and other grasses that makes dark streaks and black dust

A disease of wheat and other grasses that makes dark powdery streaks on leaves and stems

A small train station where trains stop only if someone signals them

A person who shows strong support for their country often in aggressive ways

A person honored for great bravery who leads troops and carries a square banner

A marsh plant with long swordlike leaves and fragrant roots

A flag sailors use to send messages between ships at sea

A flag you wave to send messages to people far away

A marsh plant with long pointed leaves and roots that have a strong smell

A tall water plant with long leaves and a brown, stick-like flower head

A tall plant like an iris with blue-violet flowers that grows in wet places in the eastern United States

Plant disease that attacks wheat leaves and stems, causing dark streaks and lower crop yields

A yellow flower that grows in wet places like marshes and pond edges