flagstick
- noun
- /ˈflæɡˌstɪk/
- The golf course had a bright flagstick to show where the hole was located.
Examples
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The construction crew placed a flagstick at the edge of the new pavement.
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Surveyors used a flagstick to mark the property boundary during the inspection.
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A bright flagstick warned hikers about the unstable ground ahead.
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The flagstick marks the edge of the property.
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Can you see the flagstick from here?
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He carefully placed the flagstick at the edge of the hazard to warn other players.
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During the tournament, each hole was marked with a colorful flagstick for easy identification.
Synonyms
An object placed to show a position, boundary or route
A thin pole with a flag that marks the hole on a green
A tall pole used for raising a flag
A tall pole used to hold a flag
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Etymology
Flagstick comes from the simple words flag 'a small piece of cloth used as a sign' and stick 'a thin pole'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of a 'flag on a stick' used to mark a special spot, a boundary, or a danger, which is exactly what a flagstick does outside of golf.