Flag and Wear

Flag

Flag verb - To be limp from lack of water or vigor.

Wear and flag are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wear" instead a verb "Flag".

Nearby Word: flagging

Wear

Wear verb - To use up all the physical energy of.

Flag and wear are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flag" instead a verb "Wear".

Nearby Words: weary, wearing, weariness, wearable, wearer

How words are described

old old flag old wear
full full flag full wear
specific specific flag specific wear
appropriate appropriate flag appropriate wear
Other adjectives: green, actual, real, large, little, famous, new, former, modern, red.

Both words in one sentence

  • Wearing a Flag on Your Head In the civilian world, this is sometimes misconstrued into a belief that soldiers from Texas wear the Texan flag patches instead of American flags.
  • Wearing a Flag on Your Head In City of Heroes, Statesman apparently used to wear a US flag as his cape, but removed it to replace the American flag atop Paragon City Hall, and in respect to Hero 1.
  • Wearing a Flag on Your Head National cycling champions usually wear their flag on their shirt during competitions, except for world championships and olympics.
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