funhouse US
ˈfʌnhaʊs
See also: funfair (UK)
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Definition of funhouse - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
entertainmentUSplace with mirrors and tricksUS
  • They got lost in the funhouse full of mirrors.
hall of mirrors maze
2.
metaphorUSchaotic or confusing situationUS
  • The meeting turned into a funhouse of ideas.
jumble labyrinth maze
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Images of funhouse

  • funhouse: place with mirrors and tricks
    place with mirrors and tricks

Expressions with funhouse

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mirror that distorts reflections for amusement
The funhouse mirror made him look like a giant.

Origin of funhouse

English, fun (enjoyment) + house (building)

Examples of funhouse in a sentence

  • Children love the funhouse at the carnival.
  • Her thoughts were a funhouse of emotions.
  • The event became a funhouse of unexpected events.

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  1. French:palais du rire, capharnaüm, ...
  2. German:Spiegelkabinett, ...
  3. Italian:casa degli specchi, caos creativo, ...
  4. Spanish:casa de espejos, caos, ...
  5. Portuguese:casa de espelhos, pandemónio, ...
  6. Chinese:哈哈镜屋, 迷宫, ...
  7. Japanese:鏡の家, 迷宮, ...
  8. Arabic:بَيْت المَرَح, مَتاهَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:בֵּית הַצְּחוֹק, בַּלָגָן, ...
  10. Russian:дом с зеркалами, хаос, ...
  11. Ukrainian:будинок сміху, хаос, ...
  12. Hindi:दर्पण-भूलभुलैया, अराजक स्थिति, ...
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