pennant
/ˈpɛn.ənt/Definitions
1. noun
a flag or other emblem that is flown by a ship or a sports team to indicate its identity or to signal a particular status or achievement.
“The football team’s pennant flew high above the stadium as they celebrated their championship win.”
2. noun
a long, narrow, tapering piece of fabric, especially one used as a flag or a decorative emblem.
“The pennant hung from the ship’s mast, waving gently in the breeze.”
3. verb
to fly or display a pennant, especially as a signal of victory or achievement.
“The team pennanted their championship win by flying their flag high above the stadium.”