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common Marine Corps terminology: 1) also commonly reffered to as an "irish pennant", it describes the little strands of fabric that come off of one's uniform. It is said that I.P.'s tend to grow, thus the need for constant trimming and removal of the same I.P. A common way to remove them is by burning them off with a Bic or Zippo lighter.
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