flaglet

noun

noun

Etymology From flag + -let.

A small flag.

Given the present crisis and empty coffers, working meetings geared toward results are more appropriate for politicians than a program of touristy forays, throngs waving flaglets and bulletproof glass, the whole culminating in a neo-feudal state banquet.2009 April 5, Christoph Peters, “No Hurt Feelings in Germany”, in New York Times:

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