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yellow flag
yellow flag
noun
another name for quarantine flag
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Word History and Origins
Origin of yellow flag1
Example Sentences
But the Australian felt strong in the final session in Las Vegas, only to come across a yellow flag on his final run and have to back off.
He was summoned to see the stewards for allegedly failing to slow under double yellow flags waved when team-mate Charles Leclerc spun late in the second sprint qualifying session.
Hamilton also faces an investigation for failing to slow sufficiently for the yellow flags waved when Leclerc lost control.
Maine currently has a “yellow flag” law that gives authorities a way to confiscate guns from a person who’s dangerous or suicidal.
“As bubble fears have begun to pick up, this is one of the few yellow flags we’ve seen in the space.”
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