Stars and Bars
U.S. History. the flag adopted by the Confederate States of America, consisting of two broad horizontal bars of red separated by one of white, with a blue union marked with a circle of white stars, one for each Confederate state.: Compare Southern Cross (def. 2).
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How to use Stars and Bars in a sentence
He used to fly right off the handle and wave the Stars-and-Bars fit to kill!
Left Tackle Thayer | Ralph Henry BarbourThe Stars-and-Bars, now flying so impudently at her stern, was to be hung up as a trophy in the ward-room of the "Cumberland."
Tom Strong, Lincoln's Scout | Alfred Bishop MasonIn place of the flag of the free, the Stars-and-Bars, symbol of slavery, flew above the surrendered ship.
Tom Strong, Lincoln's Scout | Alfred Bishop MasonMessing with it would be like redesigning the stars-and-bars.
Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom | Cory Doctorow
British Dictionary definitions for Stars and Bars
the Stars and Bars (functioning as singular) the flag of the Confederate States of America
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