Flagpole (noun)

A tall, slender pole on which a flag is hoisted.

Origin:

Flag + pole.

Examples:

1. The flagpole in the town square stood tall and proud, its flag fluttering in the wind.
2. The boy dreamed of scaling the flagpole to retrieve the ball that had gotten stuck at the top.
3. The veteran saluted the flag as it was raised on the flagpole in honor of Memorial Day.
4. The new flagpole was a gift from the local veterans' organization, and it was dedicated in a ceremony.
5. The flagpole was one of the tallest in the state, and it could be seen for miles around.