flaggers
/ˈflæɡərz/
noun
- People who hold or wave flags, especially to direct traffic or signal at events.
- During the parade, flaggers lined the route to keep spectators behind the barriers.
- The race organizers hired flaggers to warn drivers of upcoming turns and hazards.
- The flaggers at the construction site waved orange flags to guide cars safely through the lane closure.
- People who mark or identify something, such as items in a list or areas on a map.
- The inventory flaggers placed stickers on boxes that needed to be checked for damage.
- Volunteers acted as flaggers, marking trails with colored ribbons for hikers.
- The data entry team had flaggers who highlighted errors in the spreadsheet.