trophy badge
noun
An object or mark (on the clothing or body) celebrating the defeat or death of an enemy; specifically a mark on the side of an aircraft or vessel indicating an enemy plane or ship destroyed in action.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Herbert Spencer (1820–1903), philosopher, social theorist, and sociologist.
- null hypothesis
- nullibicity
- nullibiety
- nullibiquitous
- Nullibism
- nullibist
- nullification
- nullificationist
- nullifidian
- nullifier
- nullify
- nulligravid
- nulligravida
- null indicator
- null instrument
- nullipar
- nullipara
- nulliparity
- nulliparous
- nulliplex
- nullipore
- nulli secundum
- nulli secundus
- nullisome
- nullisomic