Flecktarn

German five dot camouflage, developed for use in the temporate woodland of western europe, with new infra red disruptive dye is now far superior to British DPM and Danish M83 in this terrain. Rivaled only by new breeds of Digital camouflage being developed by the Canadian Military and elite US marines Units.

Where is he? i havnt got a f**cking clue mate, he's wearing a flecktarn BDU

by Major genesis August 31, 2005

Fleekflacking

Taking the piss out of those that use the word fleek

Stace: Omg my eyebrows are on fleek.
Romeo: Your choice of words is pathetic just like your eyebrows.
Brant: Fleekflacking at its finest Romeo.

by BTADO September 19, 2015

Flanker

In rugby: the name given to players numbered 6-7. These individuals are well known to be gentlemen off the pitch, but as soon as they step onto the pitch they become animals, tackling anyone who comes near them, and often starting fights.

'look at that tackle' 'he must be the flanker'
'any idea who started the fight?' 'probably the flanker'

by Blind-side April 23, 2018

Flank n Flog

A tactical, flankingmaneuver used by only the most skilled players in first person shooter style video games. First you flank then you flog. Game Over. Simple as that.

Holy shit man. That guy was so fucking mad when we deployed the flank n flog and killed him and his entire clan.

by MrGraves86 May 23, 2019

anal flank

To flank someone (generally in war games) to get behind them, kill them, then proceed to rape them. Usually in some sort of "crouch-stand" maneuver. (Tea bagging)

Soldier 1: Dude, we got to anal flank these guys, we're getting owned!

Soldier 2: Alright, I'll distract them, you do it.

by Hiru March 15, 2008

Master Flank

A move used in Star wars battlefront 1 and battlefront 2 by the sneakiest players in both games

Zanny: I'll go for the master flank

His Friends: you son a bitch, I'm in

by BIGTITTYASSBITCH42069 September 16, 2020

Flecktarn

Flecktarn camouflage was developed from a late WWII version of German oakleaf called Dot M-44. This pattern was developed with the use of roller printing processes and eliminated the need for the previously used spring and autumn patterns of oak leaf.

The camouflage pattern used by the German military after WWII is called Flecktarn.

by MrDark December 7, 2006