burgee (Meaning)

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burgee (n.)

A kind of small coat.

A swallow-tailed flag; a distinguishing pennant, used by cutters, yachts, and merchant vessels.

The yacht proudly flew its burgee, displaying its distinctive emblem.
As the wind caught the burgee, it fluttered gracefully atop the mast.
Each yacht club has its own unique burgee design.
The burgee snapped in the breeze, signaling the beginning of the regatta.
He carefully folded the burgee after returning from the day's sailing adventure.
The burgee served as a symbol of camaraderie among the sailors.
Hanging proudly on the clubhouse wall was a collection of historic burgees.
The burgee's colors were vibrant, reflecting the club's spirit and tradition.
With a swift tug, he hoisted the burgee up the flagpole.
The burgee fluttered proudly against the backdrop of the setting sun.

A kind of small coat., A swallow-tailed flag; a distinguishing pennant, used by cutters, yachts, and merchant vessels.

Jolly Roger, waft, white flag, insignia, signaler, signaller, tricolor, crest,semaphore, badge

No antonyms found.

The yacht proudly flew its burgee, displaying its distinctive emblem.

As the wind caught the burgee, it fluttered gracefully atop the mast.

Each yacht club has its own unique burgee design.

The burgee snapped in the breeze, signaling the beginning of the regatta.