Flaunting [adjective]

The Squash Maiden drew about her a rich green blanket, into which she had woven many flaunting gold trumpet-shaped flowers.

On came the headmost ship with the Dolphin hand over hand, the flag of France flaunting proudly at her peak.

And we can scarcely suppose that he would apply two such contrary epithets as "flaunting" and "well-attired" to the same plant.

He entered with his visor down, at the head of a larger and more magnificent troop flaunting 2000 feathers of the same colour.

The noisome, flaunting weeds of earth have not wholly choked the modest flower of gratitude.

There was "the magazine" in full sight, flaunting on its cover a splashing red comet with a fiery tail.

I was not going to be a peony flaunting among thrifty modest vetches.

And now to-day, of all days, this blue flag comes out of hiding and goes flaunting along the floor!

It was now nearly day-break; but a number of wretched inebriates still pressed in and out of the flaunting entrance.

The stalk grows out of the ground; but the flowers spread their flaunting leaves in the air.