"escarapela" meaning in Galician

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          "english": "They'll come out on your return [from the war with the French]\nto bring you in triumph\nwith bagpipes and jingles,\nall the girls along the way.\nYou'll see how\nall the old ladies lie face down\nTo give many kisses\non your feet, legs and thighs.\nEach one of your cockades\nworths a shield/escudo, they'll say,\nand for guarding the house,\nas much as a blunderbuss",
          "ref": "1808, anonymous author, Un labrador que foi sarxento:",
          "text": "Salirán cando volvades,\nPara traervos en trunfo\nCon gaitas e con ferreñas,\nTodal as Mozas de rumbo.\nVeredes como se botan\nTodal as Vellas de bruzos\nPara darvos moitos bicos\nPor pés, por pernas, e muslos.\nCada Escarapela vosa\nDirán que val un escudo\nE para gardal a casa\nTanto coma un bon trabuco.",
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        "cockade; insignia"
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          "text": "Salirán cando volvades,\nPara traervos en trunfo\nCon gaitas e con ferreñas,\nTodal as Mozas de rumbo.\nVeredes como se botan\nTodal as Vellas de bruzos\nPara darvos moitos bicos\nPor pés, por pernas, e muslos.\nCada Escarapela vosa\nDirán que val un escudo\nE para gardal a casa\nTanto coma un bon trabuco.",
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