What is another word for funhouse?

Pronunciation: [fˈʌnha͡ʊs] (IPA)

A funhouse is typically a type of amusement park attraction featuring various distortions, slides or obstacles. However, there are many other synonyms that you can use in place of the word funhouse. Some of these synonyms include a hall of mirrors, a maze, a house of fun or a carnival attraction. Other terms that could be used include a haunted house, a fairground ride, an obstacle course, a rollercoaster or a bumper car ride. No matter which term you choose to use, each one describes an exciting and amusing experience full of thrills and laughter.

What are the hypernyms for Funhouse?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
  • Other hypernyms:

    Amusement park attraction, carnival ride, fairground ride.

Famous quotes with Funhouse

  • If you wear black, then kindly, irritating strangers will touch your arm consolingly and inform you that the world keeps on turning. They're right. It does. However much you beg it to stop. It turns and lets grenadine spill over the horizon, sends hard bars of gold through my window and I wake up and feel happy for three seconds and then I remember. It turns and tips people out of their beds and into their cars, their offices, an avalanche of tiny men and women tumbling through life... All trying not to think about what's waiting at the bottom. Sometimes it turns and sends us reeling into each other's arms. We cling tight, excited and laughing, strangers thrown together on a moving funhouse floor. Intoxicated by the motion we forget all the risks. And then the world turns... And somebody falls off... And oh God it's such a long way down. Numb with shock, we can only stand and watch as they fall away from us, gradually getting smaller... Receding in our memories until they're no longer visible. We gather in cemeteries, tense and silent as if for listening for the impact; the splash of a pebble dropped into a dark well, trying to measure its depth. Trying to measure how far we have to fall. No impact comes; no splash. The moment passes. The world turns and we turn away, getting on with our lives... Wrapping ourselves in comforting banalities to keep us warm against the cold. "Time's a great healer." "At least it was quick." "The world keeps turning. Oh Alec—
    Alan Moore
  • public opinion in a democracy is a sort of funhouse mirror that reflects—albeit inaccurately, imperfectly, and often quite reluctantly—the views of the governing elite.
    Curtis Yarvin

Related words: amusement park attractions, carnival attractions, mirror maze, funhouse mirror pictures, hall of mirrors, mirror maze pictures, hall of mirrors pictures, mirror maze games

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