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bannered

/ˈbæn.əd/

/ˈbæn.ɚd/

bannerverb

bannered

Past Simple

bannered

Past Simple

bannered

Past Participle

bannering

Gerund

/ˈbæn.ə/

/ˈbæn.ɚ/

Definitions

To headline or display prominently as if on a banner.

The newspaper bannered the scandal across its front page.

To decorate or festoon with banners.

The streets were bannered with colorful flags for the festival.

bannernoun

Definitions

A long strip of cloth bearing a slogan or design, carried in a demonstration or procession or hung in a public place.

The protestors marched through the streets holding a large banner that read 'Save Our Planet'.

A headline in a newspaper or magazine that runs across the full page, often used to attract attention.

The newspaper's front page featured a banner headline announcing the election results.

A flag or standard used by a military unit or organization as a symbol of identity.

The regiment proudly displayed their banner during the parade.

A rectangular graphic advertisement appearing on a web page, typically linking to the advertiser's site.

Clicking on the banner at the top of the site will take you to the retailer's special offers.

A principle, cause, or campaign that people support or fight for, often used figuratively with under.

They campaigned under the banner of environmental justice.

banneradjective

Definitions

Outstanding or exceptionally good.

The team had a banner year, winning all their matches and securing the championship.

Leading or prominent; extending across the full width of a page or screen.

The story was given banner treatment on the website's homepage.