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Meanings of funfair in English
Usage of funfair in English
1
Down on the front, the funfair is waiting for the season too.
2
A boy has died in Co Down after collapsing at a funfair.
3
The entrants preferred to occupy the higher pedestal of art than funfair attraction.
4
He was at a funfair, but he was not having fun.
5
They should knock it down and build an arcade or funfair.
6
Do you have to be hauled out of the bumper cars at the funfair?
7
Sashi's shrieks were fearful but flirtatious, like those of a girl at a funfair.
8
The funfair had been due to open last night and to run until August 5th.
9
To top it all off, a funfair will be onsite keeping all the family entertained.
10
He has set the Garda on more collision courses than the dodgems in a funfair.
11
It's a spiritual parable of consumption, gluttony and identity, wrapped in a funfair acid trip.
12
Across the highway looms Luna Park, a year-round funfair.
13
There will be other funfair games to play, too.
14
A klaxon sounded at the funfair and screams marked the descent of the big dipper.
15
I wanted us to go to the funfair.
16
It begins in 1969, on the eve of the Apollo moon landings, at an English funfair.
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Translations for funfair
Spanish
Funfair through the time