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halyard a rope used for raising and lowering a sail, flag, or the like.
hang out to hang (a banner, flag, sign, or the like) from the side of a building, often from a pole. [1/6 definitions]
Jolly Roger the black flag, with a white skull and crossbones, of a pirate ship.
Old Glory the U.S. flag; Stars and Stripes.
pennant a long, tapering, usu. triangular or forked flag used on ships for signaling or for identification. [3 definitions]
pennon formerly, a long, tapered streamer or banner attached to a lance as a flag. [2 definitions]
run up to raise (a flag or the like) to a higher position. [1/2 definitions]
salute to honor or pay respect to with a formal ceremony or gesture, such as flying a flag at half-mast. [1/7 definitions]
staff1 a pole from which a flag or banner is hung; flagstaff. [1/9 definitions]
standard a flag, banner, or ensign, esp. that of a nation or ruler. [1/8 definitions]
standard-bearer one who carries the flag or standard of a military unit. [1/2 definitions]
Stars and Bars (used with a sing. or pl. verb) the first flag used by the Confederate States of America, introduced in 1861.
Stars and Stripes (used with a sing. or pl. verb) the national flag of the United States, consisting of thirteen alternating red and white horizontal stripes and a blue field with fifty white stars representing the fifty states; Old Glory. [1/2 definitions]
streamer a long narrow flag; pennant. [1/3 definitions]
tatter a torn and hanging part, shred, or piece, as of a garment or flag. [1/4 definitions]
tricolor a flag of three colors, esp. the national flag of France. [1/2 definitions]
union jack (cap.) the national flag of the United Kingdom. [2 definitions]
white flag a white cloth or flag indicating surrender or truce.
yellow jack a yellow flag used by ships to warn of disease on board or to request a clearance to proceed into port after compliance with quarantine regulations. [1/3 definitions]