An ensign, flag, or pennant, which floats in the wind; specifically, a long, narrow, ribbonlike flag.
A ribbon or strip of cloth attached to the staff of a unit's flag recognizing their distinguished conduct in battle.
a long flag; often tapering
long strip of cloth for decoration or advertising
A long ribbon of paper or plastic used as a Recovery Device
A strip of paper, often colored, placed between the pages of a book and allowed to project a few inches above the binding for ease of identification. Streamers may be used to indicate location, bibliographic information, or special instructions for handling of the piece. Streamers are generally applied at point of receipt in S/ER or MOD, but may also be added in the cataloging process in CAT or SCC.
A streamer is a long, thin flag.
A band or ribbon, usually made of silk, displaying the battle honors of a particular regiment. One or more of these were attached to the finial end of the staff after the war.
A long line, usually three feet in length, drawn on the film to cue someone, either for an actor or actress, to let them know that a line to be looped is coming up, or a conductor to let him or her know that a musical cue is upcoming.