pennant
/ˈpɛnənt/
noun
- A long, narrow, triangular flag, especially one used on a ship for signaling or identification.
- Each boat in the race displayed a colorful pennant from its mast.
- The ship flew a red pennant to signal that it needed help.
- The sailor raised the pennant to show the ship's country of origin.
- A flag that represents a championship or victory, especially in sports.
- The school hung a pennant in the gym to honor its basketball championship.
- Fans waved a giant pennant in the stands to show their support.
- The team celebrated winning the league pennant after the final game.
- A triangular or tapering flag used as a decoration or symbol for a team, school, or event.
- The souvenir shop sold pennants with the city's logo on them.
- He pinned a pennant to his bedroom wall to remember the summer camp.
- She collected a pennant from every baseball stadium she visited.