Badge
101badge — n. 1. Token of office, shield of office, official star or emblem. 2. Emblem of membership, cognizance, device. 3. Emblem (of anything), sign, mark, token, stamp, brand …
102Badge — ♦ An emblematic figure, especially placed on some prominent part of the clothing of servants and retainers, such as the breast, back, sleeve, etc., to show to what household they belonged; found also on flags, buildings, etc. (Davis, H.W. C.… …
103badge — n 1. crest, emblem, button, shield, chevron, brassard; device, escutcheon, coat of arms, Heraldry. achievement; insignia, ensign, sign, symbol, sigil, signet, representation, seal, stamp, brand, marker, Archaic. recognizance; decoration, award,… …
104badge — nm. KÂRTA <carte> …
105BADGE — aeronaut. abbr. Base Air Defence Ground Experiment milit. abbr. Base Air Defense Ground Environment …
106badge — A mark or cognizance worn to show the relation of the wearer to any person or thing; the token of anything; a distinctive mark of office or service …
107badge — A mark or cognizance worn to show the relation of the wearer to any person or thing; the token of anything; a distinctive mark of office or service …
108badge — Something noticeable worn on the person to indicate his connection with some enterprise, person, lodge, club, society, or matter. A sign of authority, such as the star of a policeman or other law enforcement officer …
109badge — n. 1 a distinctive emblem worn as a mark of office, membership, achievement, licensed employment, etc. 2 any feature or sign which reveals a characteristic condition or quality. Etymology: ME: orig. unkn …
110marksman's badge — badge awarded to a soldier that has passed target shooting tests …
