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genus circus A frenetic disorganized (and often comic) disturbance suggestive of a large public entertainment.
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Examples for "circus troupe"
Examples for "circus troupe"
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Rebo arrived just as the rest of the circus troupe began to gather behind the beast master.
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Then there was an Italian circus troupe, one of the members a young girl with whom the radioman fell in love.
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The circus troupe had brought a fairly good band with them, and to its music the gay, happy throng were dancing.
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The fund also owns 20 percent of Canadian circus troupe Cirque du Soleil and a majority of Gulf Stream Asset Management LLC, Bloomberg reported.
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The St Patrick's Festival kicks off in Dublin tonight with an open-air musical extravaganza at Smithfield courtesy of the Spanish-Argentinian circus troupe Grupo Puja.
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He threatened to invite local news outlets and create a media circus.
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The circus must go on, even with war beginning within the hour.
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Bears in the circus to-day play a minor part in the performance.
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The main difference is this circus is all about science and research.
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This horse belongs in the circus; he is born before his time.
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Henrietta had room to house a small circus if she needed entertainment.
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Soon the circus caravan was traveling along the road in the darkness.
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Mounted on a lofty stone in the midst of the wild circus:
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Local media reported that the suspects were involved in a circus school.
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Well, you might recognise his form from Jack B Yeats' circus paintings.
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Sometimes I sit in the circus and the gladiators fight beneath me.
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He is some circus acrobat; and you are in love with him.
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His health failed and his doctor advised him to leave the circus.
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The excitement and confusion this caused in the circus knew no bounds.
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A circus was in progress on the other side of the wagon.
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Almost all of the boys in this district went to the circus.
