parader
/pəˈreɪdər/
noun
- A person who takes part in a parade or marches in a procession.
- Spectators cheered as the paraders walked down the main street.
- Each parader carried a colorful banner representing their school.
- The parade ground filled with paraders in bright costumes and marching bands.
- Someone who shows off or displays something in a noticeable way.
- The politician was a parader of virtue, but few believed his promises.
- She's a parader of talent, always eager to perform for any audience.
- He was a constant parader of his wealth, always driving the flashiest car.
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