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Definition of the day : « burgee »
- As in pennant : noun flag, banner
- As in banner : noun flag, usually with message
- As in banderole : noun flag
- As in banneret : noun flag
- As in oriflamme : noun flag
- As in flag : noun pennant, symbol
- The burgee of the other Club we have named has undergone many changes.
- Extract from : « The Flags of the World » by F. Edward Hulme
- "You don't have to hold him," called Captain Burgee, dismounting from Loopy the mate.
- Extract from : « Sugar Plum » by Reginald Bretnor
- And the burgee––the letters on the burgee––my cousin Alice worked them.
- Extract from : « The Seiners » by James B. (James Brendan) Connolly
- He knows that we are an English yacht, for there are our ensign and burgee to bear witness to the fact.
- Extract from : « The Cruise of the Thetis » by Harry Collingwood
- The Royal Yacht Club burgee at this period was plain white, without any device whatever.
- Extract from : « The Flags of the World » by F. Edward Hulme
- The modern flag, known as the burgee, largely used in flag signalling, is like a shortened pennon.
- Extract from : « The Flags of the World » by F. Edward Hulme
- This should really be Burgee, but then it wouldn't rhyme, and a Poet may drop a syllable, if he or she mayn't drop an H!
- Extract from : « Punch, Or The London Charivari, Vol. 103, September 10, 1892 » by Various
- That makes us pirates, and that old Maggie burgee floatin' at the fore ain't nothin' more nor less than the Jolly Roger.
- Extract from : « Captain Scraggs » by Peter B. Kyne
- At the bow flew a burgee or small swallow-tailed flag of blue upon which was the word Deerfoot in gold.
- Extract from : « The Launch Boys' Cruise in the Deerfoot » by Edward S. Ellis
- That is yachting fashion, you know, Master Horace, to run the burgee up when the owner comes on board.
- Extract from : « In Greek Waters » by G. A. Henty