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circusnoun a large usually roofless building for sporting events with tiers of seats for spectatorsthe Roman circus is believed to have held 50,000 spectators in ancient times bowl, coliseum, colosseum, stadium ballpark, parkgym, gymnasium, spaarena, dome, hippodrome a place of uproar or confusionwith seven kids in the house, it's a circus most of the time babel, bedlam, madhouse, scrum(British), three-ring circus bustle, commotion, pandemonium, racket, ruckus, tumult, turmoilbrouhaha, clamor, clatter, din, hubbub, noisechaos, confusion, disarrangement, disarray, disorder, havoc, hell, mess, muss, shambles arcadia, heaven, paradise, utopiaorder, orderliness, organizationcalm, lull, peace, respitehush, quiet, silence, stillness an elaborate, visually exciting show or eventthe media circus that took place outside the courthouse every day of the murder trial extravaganza, pageant, raree-show, spectacle, spectacular display, exhibit, exhibition, exposition in the 14th century |