Things at a Circus with K
Kids are often in the audience at circuses
Used in classic knife throwing acts
Sometimes featured as a performing animal
Performer who throws knives at a target on stage.
Popular snack at US circuses and fairs
Scary twist on clowns, fits as circus performers đ€Ą
A classic circus danger act
Sometimes part of snake acts at circuses
A colorful circus character, often shown in clown performances đȘ
Animal keepers care for circus animals behind scenes.
Performers who throw knives at a target board.
Circuses often promote a âking lionâ as main act.
Classic circus act juggling spinning knives in the ring.
Loud kazoo music can accompany fun circus acts.
Famous danger act: performer swallows real knives.
Koalas are unusual but possible circus guests đš
Kicks are key moves in acrobat and clown acts.
Circus act where performers juggle sharp knives.
A kettle can serve circus drinks or snacks â
Small booth selling tickets or snacks at circus.
Nickname for ringmaster, main circus host.
Acrobatsâ or ridersâ shoes for big stunts; vital gear.
Popcorn kernels, classic circus snack base.
Circus staff who cares for and feeds animals.
Colorful optical toy, fits circus vibe and décor.
Romantic act or clown gag sometimes in circus.
Type of main clown character, like circus star.
Friendly clown group, fits circus performers.
Killer whales are famous aquatic-show performers. đ
Goâkart style rides sometimes at circus grounds.
Nuâmetal band, known for some circusâlike shows.
Giant ape character in circusâstyle monster shows.
Sometimes marine circuses showed trained killer whales.
Small buzzing instruments, used by circus bands.
Karate stunt acts can appear in modern circuses.
Spelled like âcandyâ; circus grounds full of it!
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