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UK
/fˈʌnfeə/
]
NOUN
- a traveling show; having sideshows and rides and games of skill etc.
- a commercially operated park with stalls and shows for amusement
How To Use funfair In A Sentence
- There will also be a funfair, sideshows, stalls and refreshments.
- A huge funfair and children's fairground will also be set up in the centre to turn Bradford into a vibrant shopping experience.
- A travelling funfair in the rain before it opens is one of the most dreary looking things in the world.
- A Ferris wheel pokes above the palm trees in the affluent district of Zaitoona; at neighbourhood funfairs, parents usher their children on to the rides, slides and merry-go-rounds.
- ‘The funfair has bouncy castles, merry-go-rounds and swings which are providing facilities for play and social interaction for children,’ she said.
- The event included a recreation of an American Civil War battle, a funfair, dog show, and fête stalls.
- They had a whale of a time at the funfair.
- When the parade reached Springhill High School, a funfair was waiting.
- Aboriginal trackers lead the police to the boy, who had stayed behind in town despite the departure of the funfair.
- Meanwhile, daredevils had the chance to test their nerve on white-knuckle rides on Silcock's funfair.