Pennant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PENNANT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a long narrow flag; a signalling or identifying flag, also PENNON
• a tapering flag on a ship, especially one flown at the masthead of a vessel in commission.
• a long triangular or swallow-tailed flag, especially as the military ensign of lancer regiments.
• a flag denoting a sports championship or identifying a team.
• A small flag; a pennon. The narrow, / long, pennant (called also whip or coach whip) is a long, narrow piece of bunting, carried at the masthead of a government vessel in commission. The board pennant is an oblong, nearly square flag, carried at the masthead of a commodore\'s vessel.
• A rope or strap to which a purchase is hooked.
• the award given to the champion
• a flag longer than it is wide (and often tapering)
• a long flag; often tapering
• a short rope hanging from the head of a ship's mast; a pendant.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a long, narrow flag
• same as pendant

Words related to PENNANT

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Words that contain PENNANT

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How to use PENNANT in a sentence

• Chicago began to have visions of winning the pennant.
• No team ever won a major league pennant unless it was lucky.
• Once more the squadron set sail, and now the homeward-bound pennant was flying.
• Pennant considered it peculiar to Britain, those found in the mountainous parts of Spain, France, and Italy, being only varieties of the same bird.
• He came racing down the very centre of the ground, the long ends of his white turban streaming out behind him like a pennant.
• We were favored to win the pennant, and instead we wound up last.
• Fortunately Pennant did not remain his only correspondent.
• At the peak of the mainmast a narrow red pennant was gently swayed by the wind, which came in fitful puffs from the east.
• She is a warship, for a narrow pennant floats from her main-mast, and though she is not flying any flag I take her to be an American cruiser.
• As soon as the red pennant was struck on board to show that Mr.
• And if he would have the blue squadron to do the like he will put on the said place a Genoese ensign, together with a pennant.
• If from the centre division, a white pennant will be hoisted over the signal.
• If the rear ships are to perform this service by bearing up, the same will be made known by a red pennant under.
• These marine animals are the Trichecus Rosmarus of Linnaeus, and the Arctic Walrus of Pennant and most other naturalists.
• When the club started on its last Eastern trip they had some twelve games to play, out of which they had less than half to win in order to land the pennant.
• That the Chicago Club again won the pennant in 1881 was due to two reasons.
• The boys were playing good ball at this stage of the game and our chances for the pennant had a decidedly rosy look.
• Five different times he brought his club out at the close of the season as a pennant winner, a record which has not yet been equaled by any manager.
• The oars had been lost, but the rudder of the boat was fortunately made fast by a pennant.
• Inverness had spinning and weaving for its staple industries when Pennant visited the place in 1759.
• They would be entitled to fly the pennant of victory for the next season, beginning with the fall session of school.
• Corsica was therefore abandoned by Britain, and Nelson, after superintending the evacuation of Corsica, was ordered to hoist his broad pennant on board the Minerva frigate.
• Vincent, he communicated this intelligence to Sir John Jervis, and was directed to shift his broad pennant on board the Captain.
• The sun shone from a cloudless sky, and there was not enough wind to straighten out the pennant from the masthead.
• The description, however, given by Wilson, in his own inimitable manner, as far excels Pennant and Barrington as the bird excels his fellow-songsters.
• On this pole the signals were hoisted, when the pennant had to be lowered for the time.
• Pennant, the historian, used to tell this as having happened at Mrs.
• A pennant of black smoke, lurid with flaming cinders, twisted up in the motionless air.
• Books of Travels having been mentioned, Johnson praised Pennant very highly, as he did at Dunvegan, in the Isle of Sky.
• As soon as I anchored I sent my boat aboard the Fleet frigate with orders to make them strike their pennant, which was done soon after the boat went aboard.
• The first of the American transatlantic lines was the Black Ball line, so called from the black sphere on the white pennant which its ships displayed.
• In the book-room only a few books were left to keep the dusty pennant a melancholy companionship.
• Fancy her, sick and weak, tramping after her man to the battle, and then leaving him dead as she took his heirs and his shattered pennant back to the ruins of his home.
• She watched it till its floating pennant of smoke was nothing but a gray feather blowing farther and farther out of sight on the flat prairie.
• The royal yacht, with its crimson and gold pennant floating on the breeze, came towering up at a rapid pace, with the Queen sitting under a canopy on deck.

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