Flagstaff

What do we mean by flagstaff?

A pole or staff on which a flag is displayed. noun

A staff{4} on which a flag is hoisted. noun

A pole on which a flag is raised. noun

A tall staff or pole on which a flag is raised noun

A town in north central Arizona; site of an important observatory noun

A pole on which a flag is raised.

Northern Arizona city where the bike trails outnumber the roads, and the people that swear by them are higher than the elevation. Plenty of trees to hug.. why can't we all just be friends? Urban Dictionary

Very small Arizonan town of boarders, skiers, and other outdoor-oriented people. Points of interest: NAU, Snowbowl (best ski area in the world.. when there's actually snow), pubs, Fort Tuthill friday night parties. They're damn proud of having snow and below zero temperatures in the winter, and they bet on the nuber of tourists who'll get themselves killed this year. Abreviation: FLG Urban Dictionary

An idealistic mountain town with incredible views of the San Francisco Peaks and unrealistic optimism stemming from the 15,000+ college students at the state university. Many trustafarian, second-home buyers, mountain bikers and winter lovers. Great place for an outdoor vacation or a pint from one of three brew pubs. Urban Dictionary

Generally a derogatory term used to describe a male (though it can often work for the appropriate female as well). The term is derived from the straightness of a flag pole, therefore a man who is a flagstaff is extremely straight and shows this through his treatment of girls in his life. An example of this is when a guy ditches his friends to go watch a chick flick to impress some girl. Similarly a girl could be a flagstaff when she ditches her friends to go watch a sport to which she doesn't even know the rules only to impress some guy. Whipped is a term that is used similarly, however whipped generally refers to the dominance of the significant other whereas flagstaff refers to a personality trait possessed by the one who is being whipped (more specifically, a flagstaff will be a flagstaff no matter who his significant other is whereas one who is whipped may only be so because the significant other demands it). Urban Dictionary

Flagstaff. The only thing higher than the elevation. Are the people. Urban Dictionary

To plant a flag, to mark one's territory, to claim, to publicly announce property, to steal by means of technicalities Urban Dictionary

Illness contracted by Flagstaff women that causes extreme disproportion between the upper and lower body. Usually subjects are depicted with a normal-ish upper body and the unfortunate swelling and inflation of buttocks and thighs. It is believed too be a natural phenomenon caused by the high elevation and cold weather of Flagstaff, causing over preparation of the body in storing lower body fat for the cold of the winter season. DNA specimens suggest these subjects are close relatives with the hippopotamus. Urban Dictionary

The school where the kids are higher than their grades. Urban Dictionary

That’s code for a motel 6. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to flagstaff:
flagstaff, flag staff, falstaff, wagstaff, flagstad, flagstaffs, flags off, langstaff.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word flagstaff:
sedona, arizona, hone, flagpole, yuma, gully, navajo, tempe, pfc, asteroid, tucson, winslow, observatory, lowell, canyon, phoenix, crater, stony, ori, flag, boulder, mesa, telescope, sunset, hill, unified, peaks, platoon, rim, astronomical, rope, gardens, flown, interstate, monument, photograph, flags, plateau, symphony, marines, erected, shrine, colorado, volcanic, lighthouse, bradley, proximity, harold, mall, loop, mountain, mars, melbourne, maine, harbour, tea, pine, suburb, northern, maritime, vertical, rocks, lake, vegas, utah, raising, peak, residence, tower, orchestra, mount.

Words that rhyme with flagstaff:
staff, half, laugh, graph, chaff, calf, gaffe, behalf, epitaph, monograph, gaff, giraffe, photograph, telegraph, autograph, paragraph, naff, carafe, graf, gaf, raff, phonograph, staph, raphe, lithograph, riffraff, raf, draff, taff, choreograph, polygraph, falstaff, mimeograph, haff, laff, sclaff, allograph, graff, spectrograph, chief of staff, hectograph, belly laugh, paff, rhaphe, bar graph, skaff, scaff, wagstaff, golden calf, msafp, schaff, pfaff, time and a half, overstaff, unitaf, shaff, general staff, graef, understaff, echograph, mass spectrograph, taffe, metcalf, sir john falstaff, box calf, wireless telegraph, office staff, second half, braff, research staff, assaf, first half, maintenance staff, service staff, bickerstaff, sound spectrograph, sales staff, headquarters staff, x-ray photograph, last half, security staff, biggerstaff, graeff, grandstaff, longstaff, fraph, grindstaff, graefe, sielaff, hackstaff, intergraph, pendergraph, pinkstaff, reprograph, yaffe.

Adjectives that are often used to describe flagstaff:
tall, high, little, new, great, white, lofty, old, small, bare, foot, real, american, broken, short, day, near, temporary, empty, main, british, consular, golden, enormous, present, modern, stern, central, mighty, wooden, nearby, huge, english, tallest, vacant, big, guard, shattered, ornamental, official, municipal, inverted, slender, citadel, greasy, snowy, mexican, east, famous, crookedest, hand, historic, vertical, westernmost, forward, northern, grand, pre, naked, danish, unguyed, distant, rough, stately, snapped, tiny, nearest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective flagstaff:
grand, hill, point.

Words that sound like flagstaff:
flagstaff, flag stop, flagstick, flagstone, flagstar, flagstad, wagstaff, flexed, falstaff, fluxed, flag day, flaxy, pflaster, foist off.