fairground
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- noun
- /ˈfɛrˌɡraʊnd/
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recinto ferial
- The contests are held in coliseums, high school auditoriums, fairgrounds, casinos, and racetracks.
- county fairgrounds
- local fairground
I grew up walking distance from this, this location, the Butler County Fairgrounds and Farm Show.
- I grew up walking distance from this, this location, the Butler County Fairgrounds and Farm Show.
- I will go every single year as long as it's running, but I think I'm done with fairground rides.
- Crawford did a brand deal for some ice cream and the video was a minute long and it was just him on a spinning tea cup at a fairground eating the ice cream.
- He was a booth boxer and he boxed in the fairgrounds, that kind of thing and boxed in, you know, in in small halls and he was well down the bill.
- And I think we have to keep checking that fairground mirror.
- Effectively it's the fairground one that we all see, but cometh the matter mercial the fairground.
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There are fairground rides and fairground games, there's tons of like food stalls and treats.
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The annual Fourth of July Boom-a-thon was held at the fairgrounds in Seneca.
Fiction book (1992) -
Be at the fairgrounds, August 5.
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You know, this would have cost you a quarter at the fairgrounds!
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Uh, Marie's working tomorrow, and there's this gem and mineral show that's opening at the fairgrounds.
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The children laughed and screamed as they enjoyed the thrilling rides at the fairground.
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Every summer, our town hosts a fair with games and food stalls set up in the fairground.
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Many families come to the fairground to experience the excitement of the circus and live performances.
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Etymology
Fairground comes from the two simple parts fair 'festival' or 'market' and ground 'land' or 'open area'. So a fairground is the piece of land where a fair with stalls, games, and rides takes place.