A fork of Rural Dictionary
A junkie term used to describe when you slowly pull on the plunger on the syringe, the blood will shoot into the syringe, having a flag waving appearance. This is a way of knowing that you've hit a vein. remember kiddies, if it's red(dark red, vein) go ahead, if it's pink(bright red, artery) stop and think
Sarah knew she hit a vein when she saw the flag. She then pushed on the plunger to get the H in her system.
When you're in a chess match, and you're running low on time so the opponent decides to insta-move or premove his pieces to time you out and win. Be faster and don't get flagged!!!
Anish Giri: has 5 seconds on the clock Hikaru Nakamura: premoves the rest of the match Anish: Not cool, Hikaru just flagged me! Hikaru: There chat, I flagged him for content
US Military terminology: the act of pointing the barrel of a firearm at another member of the US Military. Used especially during close-combat situations and during training.
During basic rifle marksmanship in basic training, a private got tackled for flagging a drill sergeant. When clearing rooms, you must pay close attention to your muzzle so as to not flag your buddy.
To start getting tired, lose energy or enthusiasm. This could mean it's time for a coffee, red bull, power nap or swift exit.
"I'm starting to flag" "He's really flagging now"
A junkie term used to describe when the blood flings out into the syringe from pulling the plunger. This is a way of knowing you hit a vein. The reason it's called 'the flag' is because when the blood comes out it has a flag-waving appearance.
Sally knew she hit a vein when she saw the flag, she carefully pushed on the plunger of the syringe and waited anxiously for the rush.