cor·tege also cor·tège 
(kôr-tĕzh)
(kôr-tĕzh)n.
1. A train of attendants, as of a distinguished person; a retinue.
2.
a. A ceremonial procession.
b. A funeral procession.
[French cortège, from Old Italian corteggio, from corteggiare, to pay honor, from corte, court, from Latin cohors, cohort-, throng; see gher-1 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- make off
- make off with
- make (one's) day
- make one's day
- make (oneself) scarce
- make oneself scarce
- make one's flesh crawl
- make (one's) peace with
- make one's peace with
- make one's skin crawl
- make (one's) skin/flesh crawl
- make (one's) way
- make one's way
- make-or-break
- make out
- make out like a bandit
- make over
- makeover
- make peace with
- maker
- make/raise a stink
- make-ready
- make ready
- make sail
- make scarce