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Puyallup

Puyallup

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A fair in Puyallup, Washington held every year with rides and shows
  • proper noun
  • /pjuˈæləp/
: Feria de Puyallup
  • If the 0.3% dose passes, will the special event service to the Taste of Tacoma, the Freedom, and the Puyallup Fairs return as well?
  • Puyallup, WA
  • Puyallup, WA 98371

Examples

  • More than 1 million people will pass through the gates of the Puyallup Fair.

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  • Of course, what's the Puyallup Fair without midway rides?

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  • It's time to "get your happy on" at the Puyallup Fair!

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  • New ways to do the Puyallup Fair

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  • Grab the kids and get ready to do the Puyallup.

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  • When the Puyallup Fair opens Friday, you'll find all the traditional attractions of horses, Krusty Pups, and top-name entertainment.

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  • Aug 12, 2008 -- NORTHWEST (M-C) Thomas Day, Western Washington Fair, 110 9th Avenue S.W., Puyallup, WA 98371-6811, Email: Pat@TheFair.com, United States.

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  • Aug. 12, 2008 -- NORTHWEST (M-C) Thomas Day, Western Washington Fair, 110 9th Avenue S.W., Puyallup, WA 98371-6811. Email: Pat@TheFair.com. United States

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  • Aug. 12, 2008 -- NORTHWEST -- Only Digital Entries Accepted (2 Sections: Open and Creative); Western Washington Fair Assoc. 110-9th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA 98371-6811, USA

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  • Join us this weekend for live music and delicious food at the Puyallup Fair.

Synonyms

fair
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343 1.0

A public event with rides, games, and shops

is a specific yearly agricultural entertainment festival tied to one city
annual fair
vsPuyallup
4 2.3

A yearly event with rides, food, and games

is a named statewide agricultural and entertainment festival in one city

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Puyallup Fair is named for the town of Puyallup, which itself comes from the local Native American people; a helpful way to remember it is that the name is often said to mean 'generous people', which fits a fair as a large community gathering.