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Carousel

A carousel or carrousel (mainly North American English), merry-go-round (International English), flying horses, or galloper (British English) is a type of amusement ride consisting of a rotating circular platform with seats for riders. The seats are traditionally in the form of rows of animal figures (usually horses) mounted on posts, many of which move…

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Carousel

Nodes94
Edges93
Triples83
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021277
Components1

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related to In popular culture · 41
Carousel → Alfred Hitchcock's, American, Americana, Astroworld, Australian, Banks, Bert, Broadway, Cassie Howard, Charade, Comes, David Carradine's, Disneyland, Euphoria, HBO, In, Jolly, Kingdom Keepers, Mary, Mary Poppins
related to Early carousels · 19
Carousel → Animal, Arabian, Carrousel, Central Europe, Devices, Europe, French, In, It, June, Louis XIV, Louvre, Moorish, One, Place, The, These, They, Tuileries Palace
related to Carousels today · 9
Carousel → Amusement Parks, Attractions, Carousels, IAAPA, International Association, Mechanical, NCA's Historic Carousel Award, Several, Thousands
related to 19th century · 6
Carousel → By, Carousels, Europe, North America, These, United Kingdom
related to 20th century · 3
Carousel → During, Great Depression, These
see also · 3
Carousel → Amusement, Historic PlacesDisney, National Register
is a · 1
Carousel → carousel barker.In the climactic scene of Alfred Hitchcock's 1951 film Strangers on a Train
related to External links · 1
Carousel → National Carousel Association

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Carouselrelated to 19th centuryBy0.60section
Carouselrelated to 19th centuryThese0.60section
Carouselrelated to 19th centuryCarousels0.60section
Carouselrelated to 19th centuryUnited Kingdom0.60section
Carouselrelated to 19th centuryNorth America0.60section
Carouselrelated to 19th centuryEurope0.60section
Carouselrelated to 20th centuryDuring0.60section
Carouselrelated to 20th centuryGreat Depression0.60section
Carouselrelated to 20th centuryThese0.60section
Carouselrelated to Carousels todayThousands0.60section
Carouselrelated to Carousels todayMechanical0.60section

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