black flag
1. Putting a permanent stop to something that has been red flagged. Derived from the practice of waving the black and red flags together at the end of a racing practice session.
2. Used when someone has done something wrong and is about to be punished. Derived from the use of the black flag to indicate a penalty in racing.
2. Used when someone has done something wrong and is about to be punished. Derived from the use of the black flag to indicate a penalty in racing.
1. "It's snowing too hard to continue on, so we've black-flagged this trip and are on our way home."
2. "Pretty sure that guy's gonna get black-flagged for punching out that window.
2. "Pretty sure that guy's gonna get black-flagged for punching out that window.
black flag by D2RCR January 31, 2004