sideshow

Converse of object

• become: These helmet arguments have become an irrelevant sideshow in the story of cycle safety.
• run: I got some fame, shall we say, in the UK for running sideshow for Moby shows last year.
• compare: But the campaign was a sideshow compared to the huge conflict on the Eastern Front.
• provide: Lick the sweat off your partner to obtain heat -relief and provide a welcome sexual sideshow for bored fellow-travellers.
• have: I have the feeling Sideshow will use existing head sculpts as well.

Adjective modifier

• mere: The Virginia City people had heard many famous lectures before, but they were mere sideshows compared with Mark's.
• other: Recommend over Sideshow's two previous Connery figures, this third figure sets the bar higher than any other sideshow 1:6 scale range.
• irrelevant: These helmet arguments have become an irrelevant sideshow in the story of cycle safety.
• Victorian: She appears as the supremely glamorous Astonishing Voodoo Priestess ( very popular in Victorian sideshows, along with cannibal queens ).
• ridiculous: The Haka - a wonderful spectacle or a ridiculous sideshow?
• useful: IGF: success, great success or useful sideshow?

Modifies a noun

• Collectible: Sideshow Collectibles and Lucas Francis Studio have partnered to create the life-size T-800 Endoskeleton replica.
• freak: The android returned to Horton, only to discover that he had visions of becoming rich by displaying the Flashlight like a sideshow freak.
• performer: We explore the antics of " weird " specialists, bizarre magicians and sideshow performers.
• action: Someone should start making custom shoulder holster rigs based on the movies for each sideshow action figure.
• event: No longer a novelty or sideshow event but committed players with their own league and structure.

Noun used with modifier

• circus: With an enormous repertoire of skills, David is one of the world's leading escapologists and circus sideshow performers.
• carnival: Their demented romance leads the couple through a twisted world of carnival sideshows, media frenzy, and necrophilia.
• fairground: He finished up working in a fairground sideshow where he died after being mauled by a lion.