funfair

Converse of object

• include: Includes a vintage funfair which is all under cover- I dare you not to have fun here!
• desert: A gull, soaring over the deserted funfair wintry sun CRITICAL REFLECTION The last image tends to dominate emotionally, doesn't it?
• travel: Growing up in the Potteries in the 60s and 70s I became fascinated by traveling funfairs.
• visit: Mr Monkey visits a small funfair, examines a Soviet missile launcher, then watches a torchlit parade and a lot of loud fireworks.
• have: The day started early at the Children's Home with the children having a funfair.
• enjoy: HOLIDAY makers have flocked to Southend for years, keen to enjoy the funfair, candy floss and sunshine.

Adjective modifier

• traditional: There will also be plenty of attractions to keep children amused including a traditional Victorian funfair.
• small: There is still the small funfair in the town too.
• large: Instead of a theater it now housed a large funfair.
• mini: A bouncy castle and mini funfair kept the children entertained, while stressed out parents could unwind with a choice of free complementary therapies.
• historic: The proposed development includes 200 apartments, restaurants and a food store - but not the historic funfair.
• huge: Nowadays it is a huge funfair which fills most of the town center from Bath Row to the High Street.

Modifies a noun

• ride: Funfair rides I wouldn't consider getting onto sober were going off like rockets in the center of the circle of slick tents.
• music: Last bar of funfair music being repeated. between sounds of market.
• style: We created the idea of a carnival style show, using funfair style stalls.
• dodgem: Rides galore, to suit a cross-section of ages from funfair style dodgems and slides to an under fives fantasty farm area.

Noun used with modifier

• water: Aquacity is one of the world's largest water funfairs, with enough thrills and spills to keep you happy all day.
• time: Folly Farm includes rare animals, birds of prey and an old time funfair.

Possessives

• child: Wander round the stalls, have a ride on a pony or find your thrills at the small children's funfair.

Preposition: for

• child: Further details The Marina at St Cyprien has many shops and bars and small funfair for children.