A parade is a public celebration or PROCESSION, typically involving a PROCESSION of people and/or vehicles. PAGEANTRY is the display of elaborate costumes, decorations, and ceremonies. OSTENTATION is the practice of displaying wealth and luxury in an attempt to impress others. FLASH is a sudden burst of bright light or color. CEREMONY is a formal event with a set of prescribed rituals. ADVERTISE is to make something known publicly, usually to promote a product or service. AIR is the invisible gaseous substance surrounding the earth. PRANCE is to move in an energetic and lively manner. BRANDISH is to wave or flourish something in a threatening or defiant way. POMP is great showiness or magnificence. WALK is to move on foot by taking steps. BRAG is to BOAST or talk with excessive pride and self-satisfaction. SHOW is to make something visible or apparent. BOAST is to speak with excessive pride and self-satisfaction about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities. REST is to cease work or movement in order to relax, refresh oneself, or recover strength. MARCH is to WALK with regular steps, as in a PROCESSION or military formation. STRUT is to WALK with a proud, upright bearing. FLAUNT is to display something ostentatiously, especially in order to provoke envy or admiration. Ilovea is a term used to express strong affection for someone or something. STREAM is a small river or a steady flow of a liquid. CARAVAN is a group of travelers, their vehicles, and their belongings, traveling together for safety in passing through deserts or hostile regions. PROCESSION is a line of people, vehicles, or animals moving forward in an orderly fashion.