1º_ Solemnity, very ostentatious, especially in processions that follow a rite or protocol. From the Latin pomp , ae ( "procession") which takes it from the Greek 960; 959; 956; 960; 951; ( pomp? "escorted shipment" ). 2º_ By the above, it extends to any lavish representation in a ceremony or act. 3º_ Exhibition that makes the peacock of the plumage of its tail. 4º_ Bubble, rounded balloon that is formed by air enclosed in a surface that contains it without breaking. It is a variation of bomb ("balloon, round tulip") . 5º_ By similarity of appearance with the previous one, "buttock, buttock". It is used more in plural . 6º_ Round treetop. 7º_ Feminine of pomp ( "romo") .
