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- noun Plural form of
funfair .
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Examples
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What is there to those empty spin paintings, enlarged versions of the pseudo-art made in funfairs?
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How about a red nose that is actually a smoke bomb and a cork gun (like from funfairs where you get to shoot a prize)?
Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » How to do Superhero Gadgets Well 2009
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Ignore the gangs and murders and the scenes of funfairs, scooters and beaches might spur you into booking a seaside jaunt.
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What is there to those empty spin paintings, enlarged versions of the pseudo-art made in funfairs?
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Surely the examiner didn't make the decision based upon the perceived class of the writer: one writing about funfairs and one about horse-riding.
Archive 2008-07-01 Not a sheep 2008
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In Frustration you must move your mouse around a number of courses, much like those steady hand games that electrocute you at funfairs.
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Although games that emulate funfairs are fun, we don't feel as if the definitive funfair game has been created yet – the sort of game where you feel simultaneously elated and disgusted that you won a packet of Chewits on a shooting range but had to pay £6 to actually do it.
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You know those games you play at funfairs where you have to guide a metal loop around a wire course without touching it?
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You know those Whack-A-Mole games you get at funfairs?
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With its mud flats, its ‘Longest Pier in the World’, its fish-and-chip shops. candyfloss, funfairs and, of course, its pubs, Southend was the ideal place to escape the bombed-out ruins of London.
In the Frame Helen Mirren 2007
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