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Plural
carnivals
1
a festival happening annually that involves dancing, music and colorful clothes
- The Rio Carnival in Brazil is the largest carnival in the world.
- People wore colorful outfits during the carnival.
- The carnival brought the entire city together in joy.
- Every year, the carnival becomes more vibrant and exciting.
- The streets were filled with music and dancing during the carnival.
2
a temporary fair or show featuring rides, games, food stalls, and other attractions that moves from place to place
A carnival is a festive event or fair that features a variety of entertainment, games, and attractions. It typically includes rides such as Ferris wheels and roller coasters, game booths where participants can win prizes, food stands offering a range of treats, and live performances or shows. Carnivals are often held outdoors and are designed to provide fun and enjoyment for people of all ages. They are commonly organized during holidays or special occasions and are known for their lively atmosphere and colorful decorations.
- Families enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere of the carnival, indulging in cotton candy and taking rides on the Ferris wheel.
- At the carnival, attendees lined up to test their skills at carnival games and win prizes.
- The carnival featured colorful floats, marching bands, and performers, bringing joy to spectators along the route.
- Carnivals often feature thrilling acts such as acrobatics, clowns, and animal performances, delighting audiences of all ages.
- The carnival was filled with laughter, excitement, and the aroma of popcorn and funnel cakes.
3
a frenetic disorganized (and often comic) disturbance suggestive of a large public entertainment
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