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Meanings of black flag in anglès
A flag usually bearing a white skull and crossbones on a black background; indicates a pirate ship.
Usage of black flag in anglès
1
The black flag from the Alamo and the Missions hung above it.
2
The black flag you saw flying at the peak was no deception.
3
For more than fifty generations the church has carried the black flag.
4
Never did the black flag of a Caesar or a Napoleon III.
5
One recreated the group's notorious black flag to fit the avian theme.
6
In Yokohama appeared barricades, the black flag and the social revolution.
7
Up goes the black flag, and the skull and crossbones to the fore.
8
They knew him by the black flag and the yellow sunburst upon it.
9
Boys of the black flag, this is to be quickly done.
10
There they ran up a ragged jacket for a black flag.
11
Though you wouldn't think it, I have sailed under the black flag myself.
12
For, if you're pirates you ought to fly the black flag.
13
Very well, only remember I raise a black flag and show no quarter.
14
Then a second black flag went up, this one over an apartment building.
15
So, hurra for the black flag, and overboard with all scruples!
16
What I heard was that it was replaced with a plain black flag.
This collocation consists of:
Black flag through the time
Black flag across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common