flag day
Origin of flag day
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Other definitions for Flag Day (2 of 2)
June 14, the anniversary of the day (June 14, 1777) when Congress adopted the Stars and Stripes as the national flag of the United States.
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How to use flag day in a sentence
Sean Penn’s daughter just expects too much of him in flag day.
From Stillwater to Sweet Girl, A New Crop of Movies Explores the Plight of Modern Dads | Belinda Luscombe | August 18, 2021 | TimeAfter what men have suffered from the flag-day sex, no wonder they get vindictive when they have a chance of retaliation.
In case he should discover any new land, arrangements have been made to hold a flag-day for the inhabitants, if any.
Packing for prisoners three mornings a week, canteen work twice, and every Flag-day going.
The War-Workers | E.M. DelafieldIt is interesting to note that to-day is the anniversary of the day that was not a Flag-day last year.
Punch, Volume 156, 26 March 1919 | Various
British Dictionary definitions for flag day (1 of 2)
British a day on which money is collected by a charity and small flags, emblems, or stickers are given to contributors
British Dictionary definitions for Flag Day (2 of 2)
June 14, the annual holiday in the US to celebrate the adoption in 1777 of the Stars and Stripes
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