bazaar

Converse of object

• bustle: There's also a smart, modern marina graced with chic shops and eateries and a bustling bazaar.
• explore: Explore the local bazaar or perhaps take an excursion to the ancient ruins of Ephesus.
• visit: In the evening why not take the time to visit the night bazaar.
• hold: Money was raised through benefactors, holding a bazaar and Sunday collections.
• cover: Opposite the East gate was a covered bazaar selling things I really needed to take home.
• have: Marks & Spencer had a penny bazaar on the west side of Kilburn High Road from 1907 ( fn.

Preposition: in

aid: A bazaar in aid realized nearly £ 1,000 profit.

Adjective modifier

• oriental: After a relaxed walk around the oriental style bazaar we were taken to Samarkand School No 45.
• colorful: The colorful bazaars are also part of the Ottoman heritage.
• Turkish: Hiram Powers ' Greek Slave depicts a Greek woman exposed for sale at a Turkish bazaar.
• lively: Explore lively bazaars, wander around a camel fair or take on the challenge of ordering dinner from a Chinese menu!
• grand: Loading John's body upon a small wagon, they head for the grand bazaar, on route for the citadel.
• brilliant: The Magnelius Grandcourts were evidently preparing for the brilliant charity bazaar to be held there that afternoon and evening.

Modifies a noun

area: Pettah, 2km ( 1 mile ) from Fort, is a busy bazaar area.

Noun used with modifier

• charity: I have to knit some dust bunnies for a charity bazaar.
• arm: A demonstration will be taking place this Thursday in solidarity with those campaigning against Europe's largest arms bazaar, DSEi.
• church: Episode 3 ( 19 SEP 84 ) Alright On The Night Hester has agreed to help with the church bazaar.
• night: In the evening why not take the time to visit the night bazaar.
• tourist: Around Luxor Temple, shopping is dominated by tourist bazaars with enthusiastic salesmen.
• street: The shopping is sensational with everything from street bazaars to Tiffany's.