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lapel

[luh-pel] / ləˈpɛl /








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Some members of Congress now wear assault rifle lapel pins and pose with firearms for their family holiday photos.

From Los Angeles Times

Craig looked exceedingly uncomfortable in his mug shot in a suit, a tie and an American flag lapel pin — offering a tight-lipped look and wearing glasses that threw back deep light reflections.

From Seattle Times

Some Republicans in Congress walk around with pins of mini-AR-15s on their lapels.

From Los Angeles Times

Its unmistakable silhouette is used as a political statement emblazoned on T-shirts and banners and, among a handful of conservative members of Congress, on silver lapel pins.

From Washington Post

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft faced the camera during a video call, pointing to a small, sky-blue lapel pin on his blazer.

From Seattle Times