flaunt

/flɑːnt/noun

Something shown off to attract attention; a display.

Example sentence

“The parade was one long flaunt of wealth and color.”

Frequently confused with 'flout': you flaunt wealth by showing it off, but you flout rules by ignoring them. 'If you've got it, flaunt it' fixed the verb in popular memory.

Related words

flavorThe particular taste of a food or drink, often blended with its smell.flatterMore level and even, with fewer rises or dips in height.flawlessCompletely free of mistakes or defects; perfect.flamboyantAttracting attention through bold, showy style or daring behavior.fleetingTo move swiftly across something; to skim along a surface.flabbergastedTo astonish someone so completely that they hardly know how to react.