flagger

As a verb flagged

is (flag).

As an adjective flagged

is paved with flagstones.

As a noun flagger is

one who directs traffic past a construction site using signs or flags.

As nouns the difference between flagger and flogger

is that flagger is one who directs traffic past a construction site using signs or flags while flogger is one who flogs.

As nouns the difference between flanger and flagger

is that flanger is an electronic device or software that alters the sound of an instrument by combining out-of-phase copies of its original sound while flagger is one who directs traffic past a construction site using signs or flags.

As a verb lagger

is .

As a noun flagger is

one who directs traffic past a construction site using signs or flags.

As nouns the difference between flagger and slagger

is that flagger is one who directs traffic past a construction site using signs or flags while slagger is one who slags.

As nouns the difference between fragger and flagger

is that fragger is (us|military|slang) one who frags (deliberately kills a superior officer with a fragmentation grenade) while flagger is one who directs traffic past a construction site using signs or flags.

As nouns the difference between blagger and flagger

is that blagger is a smooth talker, a persuasive person while flagger is one who directs traffic past a construction site using signs or flags.