What does «cucarda» mean in Spanish?

Badge.

Examples of use in Spanish: "la cucarda tricolor era obligatoria de llevar durante la Revolución Francesa".
Award consisting of a rosette or circle of pleated fabric, sometimes with two hanging ribbons. It is placed on objects, people or animals to distinguish it for having won a contest.

Examples of use in Spanish: "Entran a pista los 4 primeros de la primer categoría y de ahí sale el campeón, y se le da una cucarda celeste", Guía para entender categorías y cucardas, Perfil.com, 26/07/2012.
Each of the two trim pieces that go on either side of the flange faceplates.
In construction, wide-mouthed hammer covered with diamond points with which stonemasons finish off certain ashlar work; bujarda.
In Botany, common name for Hibiscus spp. plants, also known as China rose, cayenne, poppy, pennant, hibiscus, among other names.
In Botany, common name for the plant Alcea rosea, also known as malva real, very common in Argentina. It belongs to the malvaceae family.
In Botany, common name for the plant Cerinthe major, also known as palomera, cockade or ceriflower, of the Boraginaceae family.