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A long, narrow deep ditch.
During the early middle ages.
until sundown when you are supposed to take it down
I'm not sure what flag you're talking about. The US flag had no specified standard dimensions before 1912, so it was as long and as wide as whoever was making it felt like. The stars could also be arranged according to the whim of the maker; the US military had a standard design they used, but other people could do pretty much whatever they wanted as long as the number of stars was correct. The standard proportions since 1912 is that the flag should be 1.9 times as wide as it is tall.
Simple answer, it depends how large the flag is and how rare. If it is a plain red flag with a double-sided white circle with a swastika, it is very typical. Some of the smaller versions are actually more valuable because of demand. If it is about 3' x 5' it is worth about $100-150. A very large flag or banner up to 20' feet long, it could be worth $500 or more. These prices are for very good condition flags. Simple answer, it depends how large the flag is and how rare. If it is a plain red flag with a double-sided white circle with a swastika, it is very typical. Some of the smaller versions are actually more valuable because of demand. If it is about 3' x 5' it is worth about $100-150. A very large flag or banner up to 20' feet long, it could be worth $500 or more. These prices are for very good condition flags.
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The word is pennant. It means a flag that denotes a sports achievement or a tapering flag flown on a ship.
Pennant (a tapering flag on a ship).
A long narrow cut is called a slit.
Pennant.
slit
A long narrow racing boat is called a racing shell.
pennant or pennon
A long narrow region of land with water on each side is called and isthmus
Any "Long narrow arm of the sea" would be called a FJORD.Hope that helps!
a LONG NARROW CUT IS CALLED A SLIT. IT MEANS A LONG ROAD SPLIT IN 2.
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