Cortege

Cortege [ kawr-TEZH, -TEYZH ]
	[ noun ]
	MEANING :
	a train of attendants
	USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :
	The cortege of the dead leader attracted a huge number of onlookers.
	USAGE EXAMPLE 2 :
	An ancient ritual, the cap horse was used in Lincoln's funeral but most famously in Kennedy's cortege, where the handsome, spirited Black Jack, a gelding Morgan and quarter horse cross, seemed representative of the slain President's vigor.