noun
definition
A structure, usually at a circus or amusement park, enclosing several interactive attractions that do not involve performers.
Examples of funhouse in a Sentence
Hamster Funhouse - Your child's hamster can have its own house.
Be careful not to over do this design element or you'll end up with a funhouse effect of too many reflections.
The garage can be attached to the funhouse as well or connected to the pet wheel and tunnel instead.
People of all ages could see a mummy close up, and even touch it for the price of admission to the funhouse.
Time rolled on, and the funhouse props ended up in warehouses, including the once-popular mummies.
Freaky Freddie's Free Funhouse lists free beauty sample offers for both men and women.
In 2008, Pink released her fifth studio album Funhouse with So What as the planned debut single.
Funhouse also explores the end of a relationship, but this song features darker lyrics with an almost violent reaction to a breakup.
Zhu Zhu Pet Wheel and Tunnel - The pet wheel and tunnel are fun additions to the hamster's funhouse.
The tunnel can be attached to one of the openings in the funhouse, and the Zhu Zhu Pet can go round and round on its exercise wheel.