a variety of football in which a defensive player stops a play by snatching a strip of cloth (flag) worn by the ballcarrier, rather than by tackling
flag football
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flag football
noun
A type of football in which the advancement of the ball is stopped by removing a flag attached to the ball carrier's clothing.
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