Pride, the evil homunculus from the Fullmetal Alchemist anime series.

Charley Pride, an American country music singer.

PRIDE Fighting Championships, a major mixed martial arts organization in Japan.

Curtis Pride, an American baseball player.

Pride, the name of the athletic teams from Hofstra University.

Mary Pride, an American author on homeschooling and Christian topics.

Pride, a song by Hüsker Dü from their 1984 album Zen Arcade.

Nashua Pride, a Can-Am League baseball team.

Pride (Damage Plan song) is a song by Damageplan.

Kia Pride, a car built by Kia Motors

Pride, a song by Echo & the Bunnymen from their 1980 album Crocodiles (album).

Pride of Barbados, a plant.

Wayne Pride, an Australian country music singer.

Pride Air, a defunct United States airline.

Dicky Pride, an American golfer.

Lynn Pride, an American basketball player.

Maria Pride, a Welsh television actress.

Seabulk Pride, an oil tanker.

Pride (2004 film), a 2004 British film.

The Pride, an American hip-hop group.

Pride Magazine, a British lifestyle magazine.

Pryde may refer to: Pride in old English spelling. Katherine "Kitty" Pryde, a Marvel Comics Superhero. James Pryde, a Scottish artist working mainly in graphics. Neil Pryde Ltd, a company that designs water sport...

Pride Park is a business park in Derbyshire, UK.

Pride is a feeling of self-respect and is one of Christianity's "Seven deadly sins".

Pride can refer to a family group of lions. In late medieval literary circles, a stylish wordgame was made of inventing new collective nouns, to add to the already rich store the English language had, which was partly based on aristocratic hunting jargon. Some did not pass the test of time: "an exaltation of larks." But a "pride of lions" passed into the genuine language.

Pride is a shorthand for gay pride, white pride, black pride, or any other similar type of group.

Pride (2007 film), a sports film starring Terrence Howard.

Pride (comics) is the name of a group of Supervillains in the Marvel Comics series Runaways.

Pride (TV series) was a popular drama starring Takuya Kimura.

Pride, a fictional character from The Tribe. He was played by Nick Miller.

New Jersey Pride, a professional lacrosse team in Major League Lacrosse.

Pride (In the Name of Love), a song by the band U2.

Pride: The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Plays U2, a U2 cover album by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Pride is a song by Ayumi Hamasaki released in 2005.

Pride (song) is a song by the band High and Mighty Color.

PRIDE, Melbourne rail network, a system used for announcements and timetable information at Melbourne railway stations.