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Red flag

A 'red flag' is a term used to describe when somebody has a feeling that they are potentially dealing with a manipulative and/or possibly psychotic or sociopathic individual. It's usually used to explain a feeling after the fact.

He didn't like Louis Tomlinson, I should've seen that red flag.
He dislikes Louis Tomlinson, you can't ignore that red flag, you have to drop him.
Stream defenceless, that is not red flag

by Idk every pseudonym is used February 6, 2021

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Red Flagged

Verb: The state of a book or magazine after someone brings it into the bathroom with them, generally when dropping a deuce.

Dude, don't put that gun magazine back on my desk, you just red flagged it.

by Captain ASDF December 18, 2008

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Red Flag

1) Traditional symbol of socialist resistance.

2) in an Orwellian reversal, also the song sung by Blair and his cronies at Labour Party Conference

Red Flag (song), Blair version:

We'll suck up to the ruling class
We'll fuck the workers up the ass
And just to show that we're sincere
We'll sing the Red Flag once a year.

by annoyed anarchist May 28, 2004

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red flag

this mf

red flag

by leannajlfowlee November 15, 2021

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red flag

The traditional color flag of the Blood gang

Dave:Look at that Krab with his blue shit!
Ed:Yeah us Bloodz wear that red flag til we die!

by Jasmine C tha G January 7, 2006

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red flag

term used to cut someone off from drinking for the night.

(girl stumbles around and ends up puking on someone's shoes at a party)
Some Dude: YO, That bitch is red flagged! Get her outta here.

by meeeeecrock February 1, 2007

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red flag

the flag of no quarter. used by pirates, the red flag was flown from the pirate ship when a merchant ship pirates were targeting offered resistance.

no quarter means that the pirates intended to take no prisoners.

some buster smoke up all my smokin' weed.

show him the red flag.

no quarter for dat sucka!

by zen December 1, 2006

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