Things at a Circus

  • Used in circus bands for lively, tinkly music.

  • Zebra

  • Classic circus animal; often featured.

  • Sold at circus concessions - yummy treat.

  • Classic circus act; riders do tricks.

  • Classic circus big cat in animal acts.

  • Classic circus performer with goofy tricks.

  • Circuses often feature animals in shows.

  • Classic circus snack, like peanuts from vendors.

  • Kids are often in the audience at circuses

  • Used as a clown prop or balancing act.

  • Sold as drinks and used around the circus.

  • A classic circus animal doing tricks.

  • Crowd yelling/cheering is classic circus noise

  • Yes—audience and staff are people at circuses.

  • Big striped cat, classic circus animal.

  • Safety net under trapeze acts—totally circus-y.

  • Used in fire-breathing and ring-of-fire acts.

  • Groups of animals brought to perform in shows

  • Seen in some circuses' exotic animal acts.

  • A circus clown is often called a joker.

  • Yaks can be trained as circus animals

  • A prop used in trick acts—fits the circus vibe.

  • Used for juggling and tricks in the ring

  • Horses perform tricks and pull carriages at shows.

  • Occasionally featured as an exotic animal act.

  • Performer who does stunts on ropes, bars, etc.

  • Classic circus snack sold at the stands.

  • Used for rigging, knots, and tightrope acts.

  • Stage lights brighten the big top show.

  • Crowds include seniors; older folks attend circuses.

  • A real animal sometimes used in circus acts.

  • Trick dogs often perform in circuses.

  • Performing animal historically at circuses

  • Crew vans transport gear and staff at circuses.

  • Classic circus performer who tosses props.

  • The big top tent is the circus home.

  • Used on wagons and in circus acts.

  • Women attend and perform at circuses.

  • Midway games are often found around a circus.

  • Circuses sell food like popcorn and candy.

  • Sometimes featured in circus animal acts.

  • Common visitors at circuses; young attendees.

  • Hats top off clowns and the ringmaster.

  • Jester costumes and acts appear in circuses.

  • Slithery star—seen in some circus acts.

  • Performers who dance in circus shows.

  • Played by the circus band or performers.

  • Performer doing magic tricks in the big top.

  • The circus ring is the main show area.

  • A seal can be part of animal acts at circuses.

  • A big cat sometimes used in animal acts.

  • Historically seen in acts, though rare and declining.

  • Used to buy tickets and tasty snacks at shows.

  • Colorful decor and sold as souvenirs

  • Big crowds and bands make lots of circus noise.

  • Hoops for acrobats or animal jumping acts.

  • A common circus act with balls or clubs.

  • Used in acrobatic acts and clown bits.

  • Famous aerial apparatus for acrobats.

  • Circus shows are full of lively music.

  • You sit on seats to watch the circus show.

  • Sometimes featured as a performing animal

  • Mythical horse; often in circus-themed shows, decor.

  • Used in classic knife throwing acts

  • Girls attend the show and even perform acts.

  • Common circus snack; also fed to animals.

  • Sometimes seen in exotic animal acts.

  • Part of the circus band's instruments.

  • Walkers balance high above the ring.

  • Trick parrots can be part of animal acts.

  • Sometimes trained rats perform tricks in circuses.

  • They sell snacks and toys around the circus.

  • A classic circus performer with a dummy.

  • Bright neon lights often ring the circus tent.

  • Snakes can appear in sideshow acts at circuses.

  • A circus is all about entertainment—fits well!

  • Clowns tell jokes to make the crowd laugh.

  • The big canvas tent where the show happens.

  • Many circuses offer small rides outside.

  • Magic acts are common in many circuses.

  • Animal trainers may use a whip in shows.

  • Yummy snack sold at circus concession stands.

  • An ape could be part of an animal act.

  • The ringmaster hosts and announces acts.

  • Fans are the cheering audience at circuses.

  • Performer who throws knives at a target on stage.

  • Dancing is a common circus performance.

  • Rhinos appear in some animal circuses, though rare.

  • Sweet spun sugar treat sold at circuses.

  • Magic acts may pull a rabbit from a hat.

  • Common in traditional circuses, less today.

  • Light-up toys often sold to kids there.

  • Snacks like candy are sold at the circus.

  • Animal sometimes in small circuses, often in acts.

  • A man can be part of the audience or crew.

  • Trained goats can appear in circus animal acts.

  • Used by acrobats or clowns during acts.

  • Tent poles and acrobatic poles are circus gear.

  • Popcorn, cotton candy—circus snacks galore!

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