Flage

A flage is a portmanteau derived from the words “flake”, meaning to bail unexpectedly and “rage”, meaning to party. One who commits to plans and reneges on those commitments or who is reluctant to commit to a good time is referred to as a flage.

Kyle, you said you we’re going out tonight. Don’t be a flage!

by Noname297 November 17, 2018

Flage

(fl-arj) fabulous and eccentric fantabulistic

Feeling flage

by anon5391 November 18, 2017

Flage

A concatenation of “flaming ball of rage”.

I don’t know why but I’m just a flaming ball of rage today. Apologies in advance if I flage at you!

by SpazWords January 15, 2019

flage

Camouflage for strippers

Hey Destiny, make sure you wear your flage tonight when you go into the forest!

by helicine October 6, 2008

flaged

whipped, a guy under the total control of his girlfriend.

A: Matt is so flaged...
B: I don't know what 'flaged' IS, mate.

by Bean & Boobs August 25, 2005

flage

to blend in with your environment

When the teacher called on me and I wanted to flage into the wall.

by Paul Zlachins February 7, 2007

flage

a solution of poo and urine. Can aslo be used as an insult and can be spelt flarge

you flage head
that sauce over there looks like flage

by Vladimir Kaplinskov September 29, 2009