irish pennant
Nautical term: a stray or unnecessary piece of line, fabric, or anything else of an untidy appearance.
irish pennant by aquafish August 16, 2004
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irish penants
Military slang for the little threads that are found protruding from new uniforms around the seams & buttons. Can also be applied to new suits in the civilian sector.
irish penants by Clem Clauson May 12, 2008
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