Anti-Flag

Pittsburgh-based political punk band that believes that the flag no longer represents the people, but corporate leaders. Known for leftist, pro-peace, pro-unity views. Members are Justin Sane, Chris Head, #2, and Pat Thetic. Spaz participates in Pittsburgh shows as well.

I saw Anti-Flag live; they kicked ass!

by A-F Army March 7, 2004

THIS VIDEO WILL BE FLAGGED

A trend on youtube which users take video clips and loop them to make it sound like they are saying something sexist, racist or vulgar.

In the Lion King, there is a scene which Pumba says "Home is where your rump rests". Loop it somewhere and it will sound like he is saying breasts. So therefore, the whole video will be nothing but Pumba repeating "BREASTS" over and over again. Most users who upload those videos will title them "THIS VIDEO WILL BE FLAGGED"

by d22587 August 7, 2009

fag flag

Any indicator of faggotry, aka homosexuality, a play on the phrase 'red flag,' and used similarly.

That dude was going on and on about Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, serious fag flag right there.

by ANM88 October 20, 2009

Manny Flag

Generation Z has developed this prototype for our flag as we dive into our future of the U.S.A.

As you can tell, the blue in the top right corner has been changed to black, because BLACK LIVES MATTER.

The stars on the flag have been replaced with the icon of our generation, The Manny, who symbolizes unity, justice, and being unproblematic.

The red stripes have been replaced with yellow stripes to symbolize happiness, positivity, clarity, energy, optimism, enlightenment, remembrance, and intellect.

Do you like the old flag that doesnt look cool at all or the Manny Flag?

by TeenYoutuber June 26, 2020

Smoosh Flag

Rhymes with douche bag, but twice as douchey. Used in places where the use of douche bag may not be appropriate.

I'm thinking of a phrase, 2 words that rhyme with Smoosh Flag... Oh, you mean douche bag?!

by wyobilly307 May 3, 2011

sarcasm flag

(n) any device indicated purely literally, by a change in vocal tone, by a motion, or by an actual tangible object (e.g. a flag) that denotes that the statement(s) made were done so sarcastically and not to be taken literally, often used retrospectively where the notion of sarcasm was lost due to medium of communication or ignorance on behalf of the listeners

I should have raised my sarcasm flag when I told him that he should sleep with my girlfriend.

by nopain00 April 28, 2006

Flag On The Play

A Phrase used when someone says something really odd, out of place, stupid, and/or perverted. Usually accompanied by throwing a flag or some other object (napkin, paper, shirt, etc...)

Group of friends, Ray Marcus and Pat chillin
Ray: "Man, I finally got the pussy last night"
Pat: "That's wassup man"
Marcus: "I'm mad at you Ray, last night we were supposed to spend time together"
Ray & Pat "WHOA!!! FLAG ON THE PLAY!!!"

by bliggablaggah February 21, 2011