house of mirrors
house of mirrors noun: a traditional attraction at funfairs, carnivals, and amusement parks consisting of a maze walled with mirrors and glass panes, including curved mirrors that distort the reflected image.
Noun
house of mirrors (plural houses of mirrors)
- A traditional attraction at funfairs, carnivals, and amusement parks consisting of a maze walled with mirrors and glass panes, including curved mirrors that distort the reflected image.
Forms of house of mirrors
| plural | houses of mirrors |
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Questions about house of mirrors
- What does house of mirrors mean?
- House of mirrors means a traditional attraction at funfairs, carnivals, and amusement parks consisting of a maze walled with mirrors and glass panes, including curved mirrors that distort the reflected image.
- What part of speech is house of mirrors?
- House of mirrors is a noun.
- What is the plural of house of mirrors?
- The plural of house of mirrors is houses of mirrors.
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