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• pennant — noun Etymology: alteration of pendant Date: 1698 1. a. any of various nautical flags tapering usually to a point or swallowtail and used for identification or signaling b. a flag or banner longer in the fly than in the hoist; especially one that… …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• pennant — noun pennants fly from the towers Syn: flag, standard, ensign, color(s), banner, banderole, guidon; Nautical burgee …   Thesaurus of popular words