Preposition: of

• truce: By 3.30p.m. letters were exchanged under flags of truce and the fighting ceased, most of the Danish ships and forts being silenced.

• convenience: For you, in Edinburgh, Britain may seem a flag of convenience for Greater England.

Converse of object

• checker: A short distance ahead, Edgar took the checkered flag to confirm his second victory of the season.

• fly: Adam, Swansea, Wales I fly the union flag from my desk at work.

• click: Experimental feature: Order Death in a Beach Chair from the UK, Canada, Germany or France by clicking an appropriate flag below.

• checker: Either zero or its contract with billion or more grabbed the checkered flag.

• wave: Instead of waving the white flag, the Government should be seeking a new deal with France.

Adjective modifier

• red: These are difficult people to deal with, they're the people who march in the church parade carrying the red flags.

• yellow: If yellow flags are on, you will not be able to turn around.

• appropriate: Please choose a country by clicking on the appropriate flag.

Modifies a noun

• iris: Look out for orchids, yellow flag iris, ferns.

• pole: Beyond the Stone is the Essex Police flag pole.

• bearer: Top left panel shows two masked loyalists, one a flag bearer of the YCV, the other holding a rifle.

Noun used with modifier

• offside: McBride was looking lively in attack and it took an offside flag to halt his progress as both teams sought that vital early goal.

• rainbow: The rainbow flag, originally from Italy, with PACE or PEACE on it.

• bad-pixel: The output bad-pixel flag is set to indicate no bad values in the data and variance arrays.

• -c: However, the configure.py script takes a -c command line flag which concatenates each module's C++ source files into one large file.

• compiler: Compiler flags The command line may optionally be given a flag or flags which affect how scc operates.

• corner: Redhill incidentally, boasts the most bizarrely sited stand in the League, next to the corner flag.