Part of speech: n.
Quotation: The term “Irish pennant” derives from the Royal Navy during the time of sailing ships. It was a loose or untidy end of a line. In Navy and Marine Corps parlance today, an Irish pennant is a loose thread on a uniform, for which you get gigged at inspection.
Author:
Jack Kelly
Date of publication:
May 5, 2005
This catchword has yet to be researched.
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