Funfair (Noun)

A traveling show; having sideshows and rides and games of skill etc..

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The funfair came to town every summer, setting up on the outskirts of the city with its colorful booths and spinning rides.
Children laughed and screamed as they tried to win stuffed animals at the funfair's various games of skill.
The smell of sugary treats and fried dough wafted through the air as visitors made their way through the funfair.
A fortune teller beckoned passersby to come and discover their futures at her booth in the funfair.
As night fell, the funfair's lights and music seemed to grow even more vibrant, drawing in a crowd of revelers.

A commercially operated park with stalls and shows for amusement.

Nouns denoting spatial position.

The whole family enjoyed the day out at the funfair, playing games and winning stuffed animals.
She rode the roller coaster five times in a row at the funfair last summer.
We went to the funfair every Friday evening when we were kids and loved eating candy floss.
As the sun set, the lights at the funfair turned on and it felt like a magical kingdom.
On special occasions, the local park is transformed into a funfair with booths, Ferris wheel, and games of skill.