Carousel (noun)

1. An amusement ride consisting of a rotating circular platform with seats for riders, typically horses or other animals, that are often decorated in bright colors.
2. A rotating device in an airport or shopping center that displays items for sale, typically in glass cases.

Origin:

From italian carosello, from carosello ("a display of horsemanship"), from carosa ("a lady"s horse-drawn carriage"), from latin carrus ("chariot").

Examples:

1. The children loved going on the carousel at the fairground.
2. The carousel was painted with bright colors and had horses and other animals as the rides.
3. The airport had a carousel where travelers could pick up their luggage.
4. The shopping center had a carousel of jewelry in the center of the mall.
5. The carousel was a popular ride at the amusement park.