Splendid display or celebration; magnificent show or ceremony. Formerly frequently with negative connotation: ostentatious, specious, or boastful…

Vaunting, boasting; boastful or vainglorious bearing or show.

That pomps (pomp, v.2). Only found in pomping pride. Obsolete.

Show, pomp, display; pompous demeanour or carriage. Obsolete.

In a flaunting position; also quasi-n. bragging display, swagger.

figurative and in extended use. Often used with the suggestion of ostentatious display.

The pretended or artificial assumption of a style or other quality; pretence, simulation; (also) ostentatious display.

top and topgallant, short for topsail and topgallant sail; hence figurative (also attributive); as adv. with all sail set, in full array or career.

Ostentatious bustle or display. rare.

Pomp, show, display, ostentation; = parade, n.1 2.

An instance or course of riotous living; esp. an act of noisy, wanton revelry; a riotous or unruly feast or revel. Formerly also: †an extravagant…

Ostentatious display, fuss, sensation, show, stir. esp. in to make a (or their) flutter: to make a noise in the world. Obsolete.

Ostentatious or pretentious display of wealth, status, etc.

A display of wealth or grandeur.

colloquial. A striking or ostentatious display, appearance, or effect; something in the nature of a… In the phrases to make,or cut, a splash.

The action or an act of showing off (to show off 3b at show, v. phrasal verbs 1); an ostentatious, grandiose, or specious display of skill, finery…

An ostentatious display.

figurative. A brilliant display, a ‘dash’. to cut (make) a shine.

An ostentatious display or effort. Also in to cut a splurge, to make an ostentatious display.

singular. Idle display; showy ceremony.

A ‘splurge’ or ostentatious display; to cut a spludge = to cut a splurge at splurge, n. 1a.

U.S. regional and Caribbean. A ridiculous or ostentatious display; foolishness, nonsense; (also) a fool, a figure of fun.

= razzle-dazzle, n. 1. Flashy or showy action, of a sort which dazzles, confuses, or causes a commotion, esp. as a ploy to distract or deceive…

Vigour; energy, excitement; (hence) ostentatious, showy, or dazzling display; an instance of this. Cf. jazz, n. 1 razzle-dazzle, n. 1.

Ostentation. Also: fuss; commotion, uproar; = brouhaha, n.

The idealized qualities characteristic of or associated with show business; glamour, glitz.

an extravagant but superficial display; showiness, ostentation, esp. show-business glamour or sparkle.