Tend The Flag

Entertainment / Golf / Tend The Flag: (also 'attend' the flag, flagstick or pin) holding and then removing the flagstick after a player has made a stroke
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Other Words for Flag

Flag Noun Synonyms: mark, tag, label, tab, identify, tick (off), check (off)
Flag Verb Synonyms: droop, sag, dangle, hang down, swag, festoon
Flag Adjective Synonyms: banner, ensign, standard, pennant, banneret, pennon, streamer, bunting, jack, gonfalon, vexillum
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Other Words for Tend

Tend Noun Synonyms: be inclined or disposed, be liable or apt or likely, incline, lean, have or show or exhibit or demonstrate a tendency, favor, verge, gravitate, be biased, be prone
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Other Words for The

The Adjective Synonyms: drama, the stage, dramaturgy, dramatic or Thespian or histrionic art(s), the boards, show business, showbiz
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Reading The Lane

Entertainment / Bowling / Reading The Lane: Experimentation, usually during practice, to determine the characteristics of a lane. Some lanes are faster than others, some will allow a bigger hook while others will hold the ball back, etc. MORE

Reading The Defense

Entertainment / Football / Reading The Defense: Recognition by the quarterback of the defensive formation; he may then call an audible to adjust the offense. MORE

Reading The Lanes

Entertainment / Bowling / Reading The Lanes: The process of discovering how your ball reacts on different portions of the lane surface; hopefully, finding the best area to use to maximize strike potential. MORE

Reading The Tape

Business / Finance / Reading The Tape: Judging the performance of stocks by monitoring changes in price as they are displayed on the ticker tape. MORE

Red Flag

Entertainment / Football / Red Flag: A weighted red marker thrown onto the field by a coach to tell the officials that he wants a certain play reviewed. Sometimes referred to as 'challenge flag.' MORE

Random Walk Theory

Business / Taxes / Random Walk Theory: The random walk theory holds that it is futile to try to predict changes in stock prices. Advocates of the theory base their assertion on the belief that stock prices react to information as it become MORE