fairs
Events with rides
Fairs is the plural of fair—events featuring exhibitions, entertainment, and commerce.
County and state fairs showcase agricultural products and livestock alongside carnival rides.
Trade fairs bring together businesses in a particular industry.
Renaissance fairs recreate medieval atmospheres.
We went to three fairs last summer.
The verb fairs means to smooth or streamline, especially in boatbuilding: He fairs the hull before painting.
Pleased entertainment state
- ridesTravels aboard something
- ferris wheelRotating vertical amusement ride
- carouselRevolving platform with seats
- midwayEquidistant from both ends
cotton candy · funhouse · games · prizes · tickets · bumper cars · roller coaster · merry-go-round
Delays or compartments
- vendorsThose who sell goods
- produceMake or manufacture
- merchandiseCommercial products offered
- hagglingNegotiating a lower price
bargaining · commerce · goods · artisanal · handmade · crafts · local · fresh
Cabinet for displaying items
- displaysVisual presentations or screens
- exhibitsDisplays for viewing
- pavilionsRoofed open-air structures
- gallerySpace for displaying artwork
demonstrations · booths · collections · artifacts · trade show · convention · expo · presentation
Festive event marking occasion
- paradeCeremonial public procession
- entertainmentAgreeable diversion of attention
- musicOrganized auditory art
- dancingRhythmic bodily motion
revelry · merriment · pageant · fireworks · jamboree · hoedown · gathering · performers
Just and unbiased
- ethicalConforming to moral principles
- sustainableAble to endure long-term
- certificationAttestation of qualification
- transparencyState of being see-through
accountability · empowerment · cooperative · livelihood · farmers · wages · labor · organic
amusement
Pleased entertainment state
- ridesTravels aboard something
- ferris wheelRotating vertical amusement ride
- carouselRevolving platform with seats
midway · cotton candy · funhouse · games · prizes · tickets · bumper cars · roller coaster · merry-go-round · clowns
stalls
Delays or compartments
- vendorsThose who sell goods
- produceMake or manufacture
- merchandiseCommercial products offered
haggling · bargaining · commerce · goods · artisanal · handmade · crafts · local · fresh · customers
showcase
Cabinet for displaying items
- displaysVisual presentations or screens
- exhibitsDisplays for viewing
- pavilionsRoofed open-air structures
gallery · demonstrations · booths · collections · artifacts · trade show · convention · expo · presentation · industry
celebration
Festive event marking occasion
- paradeCeremonial public procession
- entertainmentAgreeable diversion of attention
- musicOrganized auditory art
dancing · revelry · merriment · pageant · fireworks · jamboree · hoedown · gathering · performers · crowds
equitable
Just and unbiased
- ethicalConforming to moral principles
- sustainableAble to endure long-term
- certificationAttestation of qualification
transparency · accountability · empowerment · cooperative · livelihood · farmers · wages · labor · organic · commodity
- festivalsfestival, festivals, carnival, carnivals, Carnival
- amusementsarcade, carnivals, pinball machine, ferris wheel, theme parks
- Medieval Europekings, queens, knights, castles, castle
- medieval lifechivalry, royal courts, jousting, knighthood, falconry
- medieval societyserfs, noble lineage, peasants, serf, heir
- community eventsparade, parades, festival, festivals, carnival
fairsshopping malls
Large enclosed retail centers
department stores · retail stores · warehouses · convention centers · auction houses
fairsinjustices
Acts denying fairness
inequities · wrongs · biases · prejudices · discriminations
- fairy talesTraditional magical children's stories
- fair enoughAcknowledging reasonable logic
- not fairLacking justice or impartiality
- fair and squareHonestly and legitimately
- fair shareEquitable part owed
- to be fairConcession phrase opener
fair, fairy, unfair, fairness, fairly, unfairly, fairer, fairyland, fairest