winter carnival

Noun

Meaning

winter carnival (plural winter carnivals)

A winter event held outdoors that consists of a variety of vendors and a variety of hands-on games and/or rides. It can be held in any climate, but is often held in the snow.

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Synonyms

frost fair snow festival

Examples

Are you planning to come to downtown St. Paul for Winter Carnival festivities? Source: Internet

“For me, it helps make the St. Paul Winter Carnival just a little more magical and a little bit more special.” Source: Internet

In addition to the groups’ individual events this semester, the six groups will host Cozy Cappella during SU’s annual Winter Carnival in February. Source: Internet

The 2021 Winter Carnival buttons are $5 for one and $19 for the collector’s pack of all four. Source: Internet

The contest results came with a little bit of deja vu, since both Boemer and Riebel won in the same categories at last year’s Winter Carnival hotdish competition. Source: Internet

The St. Paul Winter Carnival is celebrating its 134th year in 2020. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

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