flagtag

noun
UK /ˈflæɡtæɡ/
US /ˈflæɡtæɡ/

Flagtag is a game where kids chase each other and try to grab a small flag or tag from someone else.

At recess, the children played flagtag on the playground until the bell rang.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small tag or marker attached to something to identify it.

The gardener put a flagtag on each new plant so she could remember its name.

3. A digital label used to mark or sort online content.

He added a flagtag to the photo so it would be easy to find later.

4. A game in which players must snatch a flag from an opponent's belt or pocket.

During the festival, teams competed in flagtag to win the prize.