Definition of coconut shy in English:

coconut shy

noun

British

A fairground sideshow where balls are thrown at coconuts in an attempt to knock them off stands.
Example sentencesExamples
- The funfair will boast around 40 miniature attractions, as well as sideshows and coconut shies.
- The children also took part in Victorian pastimes such as Throw the Horseshoe, a coconut shy, a tin can alley, marbles and hoop the duck.
- Old English traditional pastimes such as skittles, a coconut shy and pony rides were on offer to the public alongside the more modern entertainments including bouncy castles and a football penalty shoot-out.
- There were also traditional children's games such as hula hoop, hook a duck, coconut shy and wellington throwing.
- There were plenty of games, many of which had been made by the children themselves including a coconut shy, ball games and a tombola.
- Sideshows at the fête included bowling, fishing for ducks, a coconut shy, golfing and shooting ranges, and a lucky dip.
- There was also a wide range of traditional sideshow attractions which included darts, hoopla and a coconut shy.
- A children's fancy dress parade kicked off the event, which also included a rugby challenge, wheelbarrow rides, donkey rides, face painting, a surfing machine and a coconut shy.
- There will also be a roundabout, coconut shy, water splash and railway rides.
- The dancers performed in the central arena, surrounded by stalls varying from a lobster raffle to a coconut shy.
- There were also funfair treats and games, such as candyfloss and a coconut shy.
- A coconut shy, a welly-throwing competition and a selection of stalls selling cakes, drinks and bric-a-brac, all helped to make the day a memorable occasion.
- The stall infuriated local traders and it is believed the same person renting the site in the park is also the owner of the controversial coconut shy.
- The reverend from the church brought a bouncy castle and there were side shows, a coconut shy and indoor dancing throughout the afternoon.
- The event is to be an old-fashioned fair with coconut shies and hooplas rather than more modern games.
- There were lots of fun and games for both children and adults from the coconut shy and the death slide to a merry-go-round and a bouncy castle.
- In the coconut shy that is the government's e-strategy, the technology minister has tossed a 25 million computer training ball.
- The team, surely, has another 1-10 in them but they understand what it's like to be treated like a coconut shy.
- Away from the kiddie rides and the coconut shies, there's the House of Freaks or the burlesque show.
- It's like being in a coconut shy and having things thrown at you - being battered and buffeted.

单词	coconut shy
释义	Definition of coconut shy in English: coconut shy noun British A fairground sideshow where balls are thrown at coconuts in an attempt to knock them off stands. Example sentencesExamples The funfair will boast around 40 miniature attractions, as well as sideshows and coconut shies. The children also took part in Victorian pastimes such as Throw the Horseshoe, a coconut shy, a tin can alley, marbles and hoop the duck. Old English traditional pastimes such as skittles, a coconut shy and pony rides were on offer to the public alongside the more modern entertainments including bouncy castles and a football penalty shoot-out. There were also traditional children's games such as hula hoop, hook a duck, coconut shy and wellington throwing. There were plenty of games, many of which had been made by the children themselves including a coconut shy, ball games and a tombola. Sideshows at the fête included bowling, fishing for ducks, a coconut shy, golfing and shooting ranges, and a lucky dip. There was also a wide range of traditional sideshow attractions which included darts, hoopla and a coconut shy. A children's fancy dress parade kicked off the event, which also included a rugby challenge, wheelbarrow rides, donkey rides, face painting, a surfing machine and a coconut shy. There will also be a roundabout, coconut shy, water splash and railway rides. The dancers performed in the central arena, surrounded by stalls varying from a lobster raffle to a coconut shy. There were also funfair treats and games, such as candyfloss and a coconut shy. A coconut shy, a welly-throwing competition and a selection of stalls selling cakes, drinks and bric-a-brac, all helped to make the day a memorable occasion. The stall infuriated local traders and it is believed the same person renting the site in the park is also the owner of the controversial coconut shy. The reverend from the church brought a bouncy castle and there were side shows, a coconut shy and indoor dancing throughout the afternoon. The event is to be an old-fashioned fair with coconut shies and hooplas rather than more modern games. There were lots of fun and games for both children and adults from the coconut shy and the death slide to a merry-go-round and a bouncy castle. In the coconut shy that is the government's e-strategy, the technology minister has tossed a 25 million computer training ball. The team, surely, has another 1-10 in them but they understand what it's like to be treated like a coconut shy. Away from the kiddie rides and the coconut shies, there's the House of Freaks or the burlesque show. It's like being in a coconut shy and having things thrown at you - being battered and buffeted.
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