Definition of funhouse in English:

funhouse

noun ˈfʌnhaʊsˈfənˌhaʊs

North American

(in an amusement park) a building equipped with trick mirrors, shifting floors, and other devices designed to scare or amuse people as they walk through.
Example sentencesExamples
- I have always loved darkrides and funhouses, and while looking around the internet I found Laff In The Dark, a site devoted to darkrides and funhouses.
- So your partner has a thing for amusement park funhouses?
- They liked my cartoony-style and asked if I would be interested in painting facades on their funhouses.
- After the falls, unless a downmarket version of Blackpool is your thing, the arcades and funhouses of Niagara are best avoided for more scenic attractions.
- After wandering around the altered room, I felt as if I was in a fairground funhouse where floors and walls are designed to discombobulate.
- Whether it's on the slide, in the ball fountain or climbing around in the funhouse, kids of all ages will have a blast as they let loose in one of the funniest funhouses on the planet.
- He channels this energy towards the intensification of a ubiquitous, paranoid, self-conscious awareness akin to being in a carnival funhouse surrounded by distorting mirrors.
- While some of the classic dark rides and funhouses still exist, they are becoming harder to find.
- Some of the attractions we intend to explore will include - funhouses, walk-throughs, darkrides, glass houses, mazes, old mills, Noah's Arks, mystery shacks (tilted houses), and haunted swings.
- Roller coasters, funhouses, even the magic tea cup ride are all a blast thanks to Howlett speeding everything up until it sounds as though combustion is only seconds away.
- Clearly, the narrative itself has taken on the attributes of a funhouse - a funhouse in which we and it have become trapped and lost, with little hope of getting to the proper end.
- Vekoma decided to combine the possibilities of the well known traditional funhouses with a fresh - large scale approach to breathe new life into this imaginary type of attraction.
- He looked away and then stared up at the windows on the second floor of the funhouse, which were supposed to be eyes, he supposed from the paint around them.
- Many funhouses that still existed in the 1980's suddenly saw an increase in insurance and many had extensive fire protection measures.
- Some simulators, funhouses, darkrides, and other attractions are also shown.
- The fair was once the ultimate in entertainment but the world of funhouses and spinning teacups has seen better days.
- Looking at the available rides, the four friends could see a large Ferris wheel, a colorful merry-go-round, funhouses, a popular roller coaster and many more.
- Engh likes to call them ‘trapdoors and hidden staircases,’ unexpected aspects of his funhouses that delight us when we stumble upon them.
- This was one of the most interesting funhouses ever mass produced and they were once everywhere but now there are only two left in the world.
- Our company has built several funhouses complete with spinning tunnels, illusions, vibrating floors, funny mirrors all inside a 3D environment.

Definition of funhouse in US English:

funhouse

nounˈfənˌhaʊsˈfənˌhous

North American

(in an amusement park) a building equipped with trick mirrors, shifting floors, and other devices designed to scare or amuse people as they walk through.
Example sentencesExamples
- While some of the classic dark rides and funhouses still exist, they are becoming harder to find.
- After wandering around the altered room, I felt as if I was in a fairground funhouse where floors and walls are designed to discombobulate.
- This was one of the most interesting funhouses ever mass produced and they were once everywhere but now there are only two left in the world.
- Some simulators, funhouses, darkrides, and other attractions are also shown.
- He looked away and then stared up at the windows on the second floor of the funhouse, which were supposed to be eyes, he supposed from the paint around them.
- After the falls, unless a downmarket version of Blackpool is your thing, the arcades and funhouses of Niagara are best avoided for more scenic attractions.
- He channels this energy towards the intensification of a ubiquitous, paranoid, self-conscious awareness akin to being in a carnival funhouse surrounded by distorting mirrors.
- Looking at the available rides, the four friends could see a large Ferris wheel, a colorful merry-go-round, funhouses, a popular roller coaster and many more.
- They liked my cartoony-style and asked if I would be interested in painting facades on their funhouses.
- Whether it's on the slide, in the ball fountain or climbing around in the funhouse, kids of all ages will have a blast as they let loose in one of the funniest funhouses on the planet.
- Vekoma decided to combine the possibilities of the well known traditional funhouses with a fresh - large scale approach to breathe new life into this imaginary type of attraction.
- Many funhouses that still existed in the 1980's suddenly saw an increase in insurance and many had extensive fire protection measures.
- So your partner has a thing for amusement park funhouses?
- Some of the attractions we intend to explore will include - funhouses, walk-throughs, darkrides, glass houses, mazes, old mills, Noah's Arks, mystery shacks (tilted houses), and haunted swings.
- The fair was once the ultimate in entertainment but the world of funhouses and spinning teacups has seen better days.
- I have always loved darkrides and funhouses, and while looking around the internet I found Laff In The Dark, a site devoted to darkrides and funhouses.
- Roller coasters, funhouses, even the magic tea cup ride are all a blast thanks to Howlett speeding everything up until it sounds as though combustion is only seconds away.
- Clearly, the narrative itself has taken on the attributes of a funhouse - a funhouse in which we and it have become trapped and lost, with little hope of getting to the proper end.
- Our company has built several funhouses complete with spinning tunnels, illusions, vibrating floors, funny mirrors all inside a 3D environment.
- Engh likes to call them ‘trapdoors and hidden staircases,’ unexpected aspects of his funhouses that delight us when we stumble upon them.

单词	funhouse
释义	Definition of funhouse in English: funhouse noun ˈfʌnhaʊsˈfənˌhaʊs North American (in an amusement park) a building equipped with trick mirrors, shifting floors, and other devices designed to scare or amuse people as they walk through. Example sentencesExamples I have always loved darkrides and funhouses, and while looking around the internet I found Laff In The Dark, a site devoted to darkrides and funhouses. So your partner has a thing for amusement park funhouses? They liked my cartoony-style and asked if I would be interested in painting facades on their funhouses. After the falls, unless a downmarket version of Blackpool is your thing, the arcades and funhouses of Niagara are best avoided for more scenic attractions. After wandering around the altered room, I felt as if I was in a fairground funhouse where floors and walls are designed to discombobulate. Whether it's on the slide, in the ball fountain or climbing around in the funhouse, kids of all ages will have a blast as they let loose in one of the funniest funhouses on the planet. He channels this energy towards the intensification of a ubiquitous, paranoid, self-conscious awareness akin to being in a carnival funhouse surrounded by distorting mirrors. While some of the classic dark rides and funhouses still exist, they are becoming harder to find. Some of the attractions we intend to explore will include - funhouses, walk-throughs, darkrides, glass houses, mazes, old mills, Noah's Arks, mystery shacks (tilted houses), and haunted swings. Roller coasters, funhouses, even the magic tea cup ride are all a blast thanks to Howlett speeding everything up until it sounds as though combustion is only seconds away. Clearly, the narrative itself has taken on the attributes of a funhouse - a funhouse in which we and it have become trapped and lost, with little hope of getting to the proper end. Vekoma decided to combine the possibilities of the well known traditional funhouses with a fresh - large scale approach to breathe new life into this imaginary type of attraction. He looked away and then stared up at the windows on the second floor of the funhouse, which were supposed to be eyes, he supposed from the paint around them. Many funhouses that still existed in the 1980's suddenly saw an increase in insurance and many had extensive fire protection measures. Some simulators, funhouses, darkrides, and other attractions are also shown. The fair was once the ultimate in entertainment but the world of funhouses and spinning teacups has seen better days. Looking at the available rides, the four friends could see a large Ferris wheel, a colorful merry-go-round, funhouses, a popular roller coaster and many more. Engh likes to call them ‘trapdoors and hidden staircases,’ unexpected aspects of his funhouses that delight us when we stumble upon them. This was one of the most interesting funhouses ever mass produced and they were once everywhere but now there are only two left in the world. Our company has built several funhouses complete with spinning tunnels, illusions, vibrating floors, funny mirrors all inside a 3D environment. Definition of funhouse in US English: funhouse nounˈfənˌhaʊsˈfənˌhous North American (in an amusement park) a building equipped with trick mirrors, shifting floors, and other devices designed to scare or amuse people as they walk through. Example sentencesExamples While some of the classic dark rides and funhouses still exist, they are becoming harder to find. After wandering around the altered room, I felt as if I was in a fairground funhouse where floors and walls are designed to discombobulate. This was one of the most interesting funhouses ever mass produced and they were once everywhere but now there are only two left in the world. Some simulators, funhouses, darkrides, and other attractions are also shown. He looked away and then stared up at the windows on the second floor of the funhouse, which were supposed to be eyes, he supposed from the paint around them. After the falls, unless a downmarket version of Blackpool is your thing, the arcades and funhouses of Niagara are best avoided for more scenic attractions. He channels this energy towards the intensification of a ubiquitous, paranoid, self-conscious awareness akin to being in a carnival funhouse surrounded by distorting mirrors. Looking at the available rides, the four friends could see a large Ferris wheel, a colorful merry-go-round, funhouses, a popular roller coaster and many more. They liked my cartoony-style and asked if I would be interested in painting facades on their funhouses. Whether it's on the slide, in the ball fountain or climbing around in the funhouse, kids of all ages will have a blast as they let loose in one of the funniest funhouses on the planet. Vekoma decided to combine the possibilities of the well known traditional funhouses with a fresh - large scale approach to breathe new life into this imaginary type of attraction. Many funhouses that still existed in the 1980's suddenly saw an increase in insurance and many had extensive fire protection measures. So your partner has a thing for amusement park funhouses? Some of the attractions we intend to explore will include - funhouses, walk-throughs, darkrides, glass houses, mazes, old mills, Noah's Arks, mystery shacks (tilted houses), and haunted swings. The fair was once the ultimate in entertainment but the world of funhouses and spinning teacups has seen better days. I have always loved darkrides and funhouses, and while looking around the internet I found Laff In The Dark, a site devoted to darkrides and funhouses. Roller coasters, funhouses, even the magic tea cup ride are all a blast thanks to Howlett speeding everything up until it sounds as though combustion is only seconds away. Clearly, the narrative itself has taken on the attributes of a funhouse - a funhouse in which we and it have become trapped and lost, with little hope of getting to the proper end. Our company has built several funhouses complete with spinning tunnels, illusions, vibrating floors, funny mirrors all inside a 3D environment. Engh likes to call them ‘trapdoors and hidden staircases,’ unexpected aspects of his funhouses that delight us when we stumble upon them.
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