mer·ry–go–round 
/ˈmerigoʊˌraʊnd/ noun
plural mer·ry–go–rounds /ˈmerigoʊˌraʊnd/ noun [count] 1 : a large round platform that turns around in a circle and has seats and figures of animals (such as horses) on which children sit for a ride
▪ We rode the merry-go-round at the town fair. —called also (US) carousel (Brit) roundabout 2 : a set or series of repeated activities that are quick, confusing, or difficult to leave
▪ a merry-go-round of parties ▪ She couldn't get off the legal merry-go-round.
▪ We rode the merry-go-round at the town fair. —called also (US) carousel (Brit) roundabout
▪ a merry-go-round of parties ▪ She couldn't get off the legal merry-go-round.
