shamemblem

noun
UK /ˈʃeɪm.ɛm.bləm/
US /ˈʃeɪm.ɛm.bləm/

A shamemblem is a special badge that shows everyone you did something wrong.

The knight wore a shamemblem on his chest after breaking his promise.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A public sign that a person or group has lost honor.

The broken statue became a shamemblem for the fallen city.

3. A mark on a family crest that shows a past mistake.

Their shield carried a shamemblem from an old betrayal.

4. A symbol worn to remind someone to do better.

The teacher gave him a shamemblem to wear until he apologized.