show, entertainment, exhibition

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

pretty sight, strange things

exhibition, show, sight, spectacle

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

amusement place of the world

theater, circus, exhibition, expo, display, show, presentation, place for show, spectacle

luxury, licentiousness, the act of seeing as spectator

to be a laughing-stock

to enjoy others' misfortune

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

if a weaver goes to see row he comes back with a bloody nose

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

if a weaver goes to see row he comes back with a bloody nose, one should mind one's own business, poking nose in other people's row can cost dearly

make a butt of jokes or ridicule

make a butt of jokes or ridicule

a pretty jest

the aspect or mood of all what's going around

novel, strange, extraordinary, wonderful spectacle, something extraordinary or strange

free of charge, valueless

longing for vision

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

ostentatiousness, show off

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