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What is the technical term of the black flag featuring the skull and crossbones that has become inextricaby link with pirate lore?
jolly rogers
What are the origins of the Jolly Roger?
Emmanuel Wynne..................The Jolly Roger is the name now given to any of various flags flown to identify the user as a pirate. The most famous Jolly Roger today is the Skull and Crossbones, a skull over two long bones set in an X arrangement on a black field. Historically, the flag was flown to induce pirates' victims to surrender readily.
What is the term for the black skull and crossbone flag?
It is called the Jolly Roger
Which television program shares its name with the naval flag?
The television program that shares its name with a naval flag is "Jolly Roger." The Jolly Roger is traditionally known as the flag flown by pirates, featuring a skull and crossbones. The term has been used in various media, including TV shows, to evoke themes of piracy and adventure.
What is the German flag named?
"Die schwarz rot gold"(the black red gold) is the common term used for this flag.
What is the technical term for the black flag featuring the skull and cross bone?
The Jolly Roger
What does I love crossbones mean?
I love death. An often used goth term of endearment.
What is the technical term for the black flag with bone and crossbone?
They call it the "Jolly Roger" or "Skull & Cross bones".
What is the technical term for the black flag featuring the skull and cross bones that has become inextriablt linked to prirate lore?
The Jolly Rodger
What was the flag or flags during Franklin Delano Roosevelt's term?
During the term of Franklin Delano Roosevelt from 1933-1945, the US flag displayed 48 stars; the flag with 48 stars was the official flag from 1912-1959.
What is the golfing term for when the path to the flag is blocked?
I believe the term is Stymie.
What is term for lowering the flag?
The term for lowering the flag is "halyarding down" or simply "lowering the flag." This action is often performed during flag ceremonies, particularly at sunset or during moments of remembrance. In military contexts, it is also referred to as "retiring the colors."
