Commonly an insignia, crest or patch-often applied via appliqué-characterized by a finished, sewn border that contains text and/or design elements.

A synonym for flag.

Embroidered design with a finished edge, commonly an insignia of identification, usually worn on outer clothing. Also known as a crest or patch.

a device often used as a charge on a flag. It may be heraldic in origin or modern, for example the maple leaf on the Canadian Flag.

Insignia that denotes Girl Scout membership at the national council, and troop levels.

Embroidered badge or insignia of identification. Commonly has a finished edge done on a Merrow Machine. The finished emblem is frequently attached to goods by sewing or heat seal. Also called a patch or crest. See picture.

(OALD) object that represents sth; symbol. a small picture, usually a woodcut, with an accompanying poem; often moral or allegorical

The 4-H emblem is a green four-leaf clover on a white background. There is a white H on each cloverleaf. This was adopted as the national symbol about 1911.

special design or visual object representing a quality, type, group, etc.

a visible symbol representing an abstract idea

a familiar and dependable symbol of quality

an object or a representation of an object

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an object or a representation of a object

a picture accompanied by a motto or a verse

a small picture of a drawing by a machine

a symbolic design used to identify organizations or institutions within the Department

a symbol of integrity and reliability

a tangible object used to represent a moral or spiritual quality, like a crown for royalty, a scepter for sovereignty, a mountain for rule, or a heavenly body for a ruler

a visual representation that defines an idea, thought, or an entity

An Emblem, in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, was an enigmatic picture with a motto and explanatory verse attached. In the sixteenth and seventeeth centuries, emblems often took the form of puzzling little drawings, the meaning of which was explained in appended verses: for an example see the emblem prefixed to Crashaw's poem To the Countess of Benbigh (I.1394). In modern usage, an emblem is a visible object representing an abstract quality, as a dove is the emblem of peace.

symbol or mark used as an identifying mark.

A symbolic object used as an identifying mark.

An officially approved symbolic design portraying the distinctive history, mission, and general function of an organization

A button, stud, or pin worn only by those entitled to it by membership; decorated, often with enamel, bearing the symbols or in the form of a design adopted by a fraternal or service organization.

A picture of an object which is used to represent a particular person, group or idea.

An emblem is a pictorial , abstract or representational, that epitomizes a concept — e.g., a moral truth, or an allegory — or that represents a person, such as a king or saint.