roundel
/ˈraʊndəl/
noun
- A small circular object, shape, or design, especially a decorative disk or medallion.
- The old church had a beautiful stained-glass roundel in its window.
- She wore a necklace with a silver roundel engraved with flowers.
- The carpet featured a pattern of colorful roundels in the center.
- A circular identifying mark on military aircraft, showing nationality.
- The museum displayed a vintage plane with its original roundel still visible.
- The fighter jet had a red, white, and blue roundel on its wing.
- Aviation enthusiasts can identify a plane's country by its roundel.
- A short poem consisting of three stanzas, often with a refrain.
- He wrote a roundel for his friend's birthday, repeating the first line at the end.
- In literature class, they studied the structure of a roundel.
- The poet composed a roundel about the changing seasons.