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Meanings of Circus in English
Catalan
genus circus A frenetic disorganized (and often comic) disturbance suggestive of a large public entertainment.
Usage of Circus in English
1
In retrospect, Electric Circus may have simply been ahead of its time.
2
To-morrow I go to the opening of the games in the Circus.
3
Grand Alliance Circus in the field beyond the bridge, for the Race-Week.
4
There was no laughter in the eyes of the Circus Boy now.
5
AUGUST, page 143: Name of the chief clown in the Berlin Circus.
6
Here he afforded a great spectacle to the people in the Circus.
7
As the vehicle swung with them into the Circus the Major exclaimed:
8
The procession stopped at last between the Circus and the Vatican Hill.
9
After many years you met him again in the Circus at Antioch.
10
The whole Circus was trembling from plaudits and the roar of people.
11
The Galway Circus Project affords kids the opportunity to do just that.
12
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Heavy smog at Piccadilly Circus, London, in December 1952.
13
She had been one of the most celebrated acrobats of the Circus.
14
Mr Dangi was in American Samoa as part of Bruno's Magic Circus.
15
The Circus Boy turned away, with a blinding mist in his eyes.
16
On visiting the Circus, I found the water-hole was full and deep.
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