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Meanings of pennon in anglès
Usage of pennon in anglès
1
He held it up, hanging loose like a pennon from his hand.
2
Find in the Glossary the meaning of: chieftain; unconscious; booming; despair; fragments; pennon.
3
Wherever men rode the waters of the Three Rivers that pennon was known.
4
The leader wore knight's armor but showed neither pennon nor device.
5
From the stern hung a gilded shield and a crimson pennon.
6
Steam was up; a faint dun-colored smoke swept, pennon-like, from her white funnels.
7
Wherever the great paladin came, pennon and standard fell before him.
8
Shield and spear, banner and pennon, broken, bloodstained and trampled, strewed the field.
9
The pennon behind me, and the squires round the pennon.
10
Another man rode behind him with a lance and a red pennon on it.
11
He dropped back on his pillow, and his eyes rested on the black pennon.
12
Fire elementals glowed upon tree limb, lance and pennon pole.
13
It was the pennon of the Bradshaigh, thrown aside to rot in dust and decay.
14
And the man with a red pennon carried behind him MIGHT have been the umpire.
15
All the flagships had as a distinctive mark a long red pennon at the foremast-head.
16
You shall fly your pennon upon the fore part, then, and I upon the poop.
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