Red Flags
Cancel Culture
No Cap
Let Him Cook
Ghosted
100
Referred to sometimes as the "Stars and Bars", this tri-color flag represents its country's colonial history and current union of states.
United States of America
100
A term meaning to address an itch on one's body, or it could reference removing something from a list.
Scratch
100
Wine bottles feature this rubber stopper, in lieu of a plastic cap.
Cork
100
This food network chef is best known as the host of the popular series "Diner, Drive-Ins, and Dives", racing flames T-Shirts, and his iconic "frosted tips" hairstyle.
Guy Fieri
100
Although he is "friendly", this children's movie star is nonetheless a diaphanous spirit.
Casper The Friendly Ghost
200
Although Maple leaves are sometimes orange or yellow, this flag prominently features a red leaf in its center - symbolic of one of the country's most coveted exports, maple syrup.
Canada
200
"Cntrl+Alt" and this action are often used when removing a large amount of files from one's computer.
Delete
200
Monster Energy, Red Bulls, and PRIME are all packaged in this aluminum container.
Can
200
If you find yourself on the show "Kitchen Nightmares", prepare to hear many expletives from this notorious chef.
Gordon Ramsey
200
One Nickelodeon cartoon featured this hero, who fought ghostly spirits that emerged in his ordinary world.
Danny Phantom
300
Sometimes referred to as the "Union Jack", this crossing pattern of red lines includes a red cross in front, as well as a diagonal intersection of red lines behind it.
United Kingdom
300
Red canisters scattered throughout buildings are an important part of most fire safety codes, as they can help someone take this action in removing a fire.
Extinguish
300
Many fast food restaurants offer a selection of beverages in this "serve yourself" style of dispenser. 
Soda Fountain
300
This chef had a popular TV program, in which he invited contestants to try and face him in a cook-off, with the hopes of "beating" him.
Bobby Flay
300
Slimer is a particularly gluttonous ghost, and adversary of Bill Murray in this iconic franchise.
Ghostbusters
400
This flag features a red dot in the center of a white background, meant to represent the "rising sun" over this empire.
Japan
400
This word means to end something with absolute certainty, or what Arnold Schwarzenegger's most notorious character was tasked with doing to Sarah Connor.
Terminate
400
High School dances used to provide this type of fruity beverage in a bowl and ladle combination, inviting students to pour themselves a cup. 
Punch
400
The United Kingdom's best face off in this cooking show, in which pastry-making and cake preparation becomes a serious competition.
The Great British Bake-Off
400
Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by three ghosts (of the past, present, and future) in this holiday classic.
A Christmas Carol
500
Known for its iconic "hammer and sickle", this flag was meant to represent this country's communist ideology, before its eventual collapse in the 1980's.
Soviet Union
500
It could refer to a tool used by lumberjacks, or it could be used as a verb to describe someone who has been suddenly fired.
Axe/Axed
500
Who needs a cap when you're a farm animal? They drink directly from this container. 
Trough
500
The title of this competitive cooking show refers to both the actions the chef takes in the kitchen, as well as the eliminations they may face if their meal is underwhelming.
Chopped
500
"Redrum" gives an ominous clue of some supernatural happenings in this story by Stephen King.
The Shining