Pennant

noun

1. Iris
2. Sweet flag

noun

1. A usually rectangular piece of fabric of distinctive design that is used as a symbol (as of a nation), as a signaling device, or as a decoration
2. The tail of some dogs (such as a setter or hound)
3. The tail of a deer
4. Something used like a flag to signal or attract attention
5. One of the cross strokes of a musical note less than a quarter note in value
6. Flagship
7. An admiral functioning in his office of command
8. Nationality

verb

1. To signal with or as if with a flag
2. To mark or identify with or as if with a flag

   "flagged potential problems in the proposal"

3. To call a penalty on penalize

   "a lineman flagged for being offside"

verb

1. To hang loose without stiffness
2. To become unsteady, feeble, or spiritless
3. To decline in interest, attraction, or value

   "flagging stock prices"

noun

1. A hard evenly stratified stone that splits into flat pieces suitable for paving

verb

1. To lay (something, such as a pavement) with flags see flag

noun

1. A hard stone with uniform internal layers that split easily into flat pieces suitable for paving

   "We chose flagstone for the walkway."

noun

1. June 14 observed in various states in commemoration of the adoption in 1777 of the official U.S. flag
2. A day on which charitable contributions are solicited in exchange for small flags

noun

1. A variation of football in which a player must remove a flag attached to the ballcarrier's clothing to stop the play

noun phrase

1. Registry of a merchant ship under a foreign flag in order to profit from less restrictive regulations