parade
//pəˈreɪd//
Noun
paradeSingular
paradesPlural
1
A public procession, especially one celebrating a special day or event, often featuring marching bands, floats, and performers.
We watched the parade go by on New Year's Day.
2
A formal military assembly or march for inspection or display.
The soldiers marched in the parade to celebrate the national holiday.
3
A series or succession of things or people, especially when considered as a display.
The museum displayed a parade of ancient artifacts from different civilizations.
Synonym
Verb
paradeInfinitive
paradePresent tense
paradedPast tense
paradedPast participle
paradingPresent participle
paradesThird-person singular
1
To walk or march in a public procession or in a conspicuous manner.
The soldiers paraded through the streets of the city.
2
To display or show off something ostentatiously.
She paraded her new jewelry at the party.