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fairgrounds

 

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Noun fairground has 1 sense
  1. fairground - an open area for holding fairs or exhibitions or circuses
    --1 is a kind of
    tract, piece of land, piece of ground, parcel of land, parcel

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Fairgrounds

Definition: Fairgrounds refer to an open area, usually enclosed by fences or boundaries, where fairs, exhibitions, and carnivals are held. It serves as a venue for various entertainment and recreational activities.

Sense 1: Noun, Countable

Meaning: An area used for organizing fairs and exhibitions, typically including amusement rides, game stalls, and food vendors.

Example sentence: The fairgrounds were bustling with families enjoying the exhilarating rides and indulging in delicious street food.

Related products: Fair Ferris Wheel, Carnival Games, Cotton Candy Machine

Sense 2: Noun, Countable

Meaning: A location where agricultural fairs and exhibitions take place, showcasing livestock, crops, handicrafts, and farm equipment.

Example sentence: The annual agricultural fairgrounds attract farmers from neighboring regions to display their prize-winning animals and produce.

Related products: Farm Show Tickets, Livestock Identification Tags, Crop Showcase Display

Sense 3: Noun, Countable (Local Usage)

Meaning: Fairgrounds that are specific to a particular locality, often hosting cultural events, community gatherings, and celebrations.

Example sentence: The local fairgrounds are a vibrant hub during the town's annual summer festival, filled with music, dance performances, and local artisans.

Related products: Outdoor Amphitheater, Cultural Festival Decorations, Local Art Exhibition

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