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Meanings of buffoonish in English
Usage of buffoonish in English
1
One particular incident encapsulates Andrew's buffoonish approach to royal life.
2
The shots of the buffoonish grinning man alongside the nonagenarian sovereign made headlines globally.
3
Mr. Scogan, solemnly buffoonish, shuffled round the room with Mary.
4
If you address them sincerely you can seem buffoonish.
5
He was dazzling as a satirist and improv comedian while mimicking a buffoonish right-wing broadcaster.
6
Colbert, in his buffoonish way, playing an idiot, continued:
7
There's the occasional hint of Sandler's more buffoonish side but as with his performance in P.T.
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Worse, characters like the buffoonish son-in-law are one-dimensional.
9
You know, after John Amos left the show due to the increasingly buffoonish antics of the JJ character?
10
It's clearly what New Zealand First think of other New Zealanders, but it's a bit buffoonish, if you ask me.
11
West's lovably hearty, buffoonish performance is a big factor here: he seems to be channelling Oliver Reed at his most ebullient.
12
Captain Irons's sole talent rested in his astonishing ability to survive in the face of his gaffes, usually buffoonish or egregious.
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Every time you say that word in reference to the United States, you sound like a buffoonish bureaucrat from the Soviet Union.
14
It is better than the reckless game-playing of a buffoonish ruling class that has led to the self-harming gesture politics of Brexit.
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But the steely determination with which Graham vowed revenge on Tim Shaw was certainly a new level of gravitas for his buffoonish character.
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If anything, it makes them love him more -even if it makes him seem like a buffoonish character from HBO's Silicon Valley.
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