a button (the kind that pins on)

A mark of distinction, similar to a coat of arms, a supplemental charge often used to mark military units or other more informal groups of soldiers or household members. Feudal lords often gave household badges to their men, tokens of cloth or, more elaborately, of jewelry worn as a mark of distinction to identify them with the noble.

a lyre shaped pin worn by initiated members of Alpha Chi Omega

Supplied to attendees or exhibitors to allow access to the show or convention.

The Heraldic Crest of a clan chief - surrounded by a strap & buckle

Identifying tag worn by meeting participants sometimes called a name tag.

A pearled golden lyre worn by initiated members of Alpha Chi Omega.

A name tag, usually encased in plastic with either a pin on the back so that you ruin your silk dress by pinning it on, or with a clip so that it can be put on the upper left coat pocket that most women's coats don't have. At many gatherings in America everyone wears badges, so that we don't have to remember names. Actually not a bad idea

Also known as a pin, a piece of jewelry given to initiation members worn to identify their membership in the organization. Typically worn to official events, it is only worn while in business like attire, and usually worn over the heart and above all other pins.

Nazi ordered symbols worn by Jews and others targeted by the Nazi regime for easy identification.

a physical device which can be read at a CHIEF terminal to generate a code, or is an electronic code which is keyed in to identify an individual

a symbol of authority and identification

a symbol of something earned For doing things nimble while a skill is learned

a symbol that tells other Amazon

a symbol that you have done the thing it stands for often enough, thoroughly enough, and well enough to be prepared to give service in it

a token of a service rendered With no praise spoken for assistance tendered

Some Orders have badges associated with them which are worn individually or as part of the insignia of the Order

Also known as a pin, it is an item of jewelry given to members upon initiation. The badge is to be worn at all official functions, and upon a members death it should be returned to the sorority or fraternity headquarters. The badge must be worn with business like attire, usually over the heart and above all other pins.

the symbol used to represent a club or team and to distinguish itself from others. The symbols are generally worn as a patch on the jersey over the heart (right side of the chest). These symbols range in size, color, shape and meaning and generally have signifigance to the regions they represent. Many of the unique identifiers in this symbol are club/team bame, location, date founded, religious symbols, slogans, geographic indicators, etc. See also Crest, Logo, and Shield.

Adhesive, pin or clip-on tag with identifying information that is given to each registrant.

Also called a name badge or I.D. badge. A small nameplate typically worn on a shirt or jacket for the purpose of advertising or identifying a person, company, and/or membership.

the symbol worn by the initiated member of a Greek-letter organization.

An identification tag worn by participants at an event. At a trade show, badges usually are color-coded to identify exhibitors and indicate attendees¹ job function.

coat of arms or simple heraldic symbol, such as a shield.

Noun: An access card or token. Verb: To present a card or token at an access reader. Close Glossary Window

a crescent-shaped pin worn only by initiated members of Lambda Chi Alpha.

We've defined what an attendee is. But who are they really? Nameless faces in a sea of faces? Of course not, they are people. Real people with real feelings. And real budgets. Better check out their badge, which of course is an identification tag worn by participants at an event. Badges usually are color-coded to identify exhibitors and indicate attendees¹ job function. They also include bar codes for scanning and collecting leads.

a symbol registered with the College of Arms, usually used to mark property but may also be distributed to many people and used as a mark of affiliation.

A coat of arms or simple heraldic symbol is sometimes called a badge.

A distinctive mark, token, or sign worn as an indication of social position or office .

One of the award items that may be given to League players. These lapel pins are representative of a player's completion of certain goals during a League season. Badges are typically tied to the Pokémon video games.

The pin of an initiated member.

A heraldic device, adopted by an officer, guild, household, order, or individual, generally used to indicate affiliation or award. A "populace badge" is a heraldic device that a group has designated for any member of the group to use to indicate affiliation. What is an S.C.A Heraldic Badge? Kingdom Arms and Badges Officers' Badges

an emblem (a small piece of plastic or cloth or metal) that signifies your status (rank or membership or affiliation etc.); "they checked everyone's badge before letting them in"

an emblem that signifies something

A cloth emblem representative of a person's development. Anything representative of such.

A badge or an emblem is an insignia of membership or office or dignity.

A distinctive emblem added to an existing flag.

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. (ed.) Medieval England, 615)

lapel device, often worn at conventions, consisting of a metal top bar from which a ribbon, medal, or combination of ornaments hangs

Identification medals customarily made of brass or nickel, as in a police officer's badge.