exhibition, show, sight, spectacle

spectator, audience, bystander, onlooker, people who just watch and do not help or care for what is happening

to enjoy others' misfortune

to be a laughing-stock

to show (one) a sight or spectacle, (fig) to give (one) a trouncing

a pretty jest

to poke fun (at), make fun (of), to jeer, jest

make a butt of jokes or ridicule

spectators, prodigy

make a butt of jokes or ridicule

performing artist, magician, showman, actor

place of entertainment or show, theatre

spectacle place of the world

place of exhibition, show, sight, spectacle, amusement of world

spectacle of love

spectacle of the world

spectacle of the two worlds

spectacle of a bygone era

show of knowledge and skill

spectator of grandeur

show, entertainment, exhibition

outing, sight seeing, joke, mock, derision, cheerfulness, game

puppet show

easy task, simple task, ordinary task, funny talk, playful talk, the spectacle that can be shown by doing tricks.

a fare, a spectacle

longing for vision

astonished at the spectable, busy with life

ostentatiousness, show off

trustworthiness of the spectacle

coquettish movement of the pupils of eyes (by a woman or lover), puppet show

to set (one's) house on fire and look on at the sport', to waste one's substance in idle pleasures

matter which is not understandable, unusual thing