A person who amuses others by ridiculous behavior.
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Examples for "clown"
Examples for "clown"
1The clown-car approach-ofwhich the SmallSat Express is an example-comeswith complications.
2He leaned closer and said quickly, The clown won't talk without you.
3AUGUST, page 143: Name of the chief clown in the Berlin Circus.
4Claude seemed barely real to me: a paper clown, innocuous and laughable.
5That makes three men; and the clown and policeman will make five.
1In American hands, terrifying sociopath Finchy is simply sexist buffoon Todd Packer.
2He climbed the hill in silence, wondering just what the buffoon meant.
3The real gangsters saw him as a buffoon, a harmless court jester.
4But it is particularly suitable for the purposes of a great buffoon.
5The half-elf felt cold, suddenly realizing this gully dwarf was no buffoon.
1One more minute; then he'd ask this goof to let him out.
2He and Roland liked to goof-likedto have fun-butthey were careful.
3You gaping goof, I don't have time to explain that to you.
4It took several months, and there was one goof-up after another.
5I know you think you're not worthy of it, you goof.
1I was a goofball, but I guess normal, and people could relate.
2He comes across as sort of a goofball, but he's awfully intelligent.
3Last season 93 defenders were dispossessed more often than the league's top-ranked goofball.
4As a politician, he cultivates an image as an affable goofball.
5He's a professional climber, filmmaker, and world-class goofball who resides in Boulder, Colorado.
1A Lord is a merry andrew, a Duke a jack pudding, and a King a tom fool: his name is man!
2One of the company added, 'A merry Andrew, a buffoon.'
3CHARACTERS: Hans Matthis, keeper of "the Merry Andrew"; Dr. Frantz, the magnetizer; the Judge.
4And you are Andrew Merry , or Merry Andrew.
5Archy-'MerryAndrew,' as I used to call him,-ownedone of the finest estates in Jamaica-Golden Grove.
6Am I condemned without respite to this trade of a Merry Andrew and to amuse in drawing-rooms?
7What people call a Merry Andrew.
8Why didn't you change that Merry Andrew costume for something plainer and decenter before you left the castle?
9His business is jibes and jests, and this is the first time that I ever saw Merry Andrew arrested.
10Attributing this to his own remarkable figure, the doctor increased their enjoyment by assuming the part of a Merry Andrew.
11Jolley Allen had cards constantly for sale-"BestMerry Andrew, King Harry and Highland Cards a Dollar per Doz."
12"Verily!" laughed Little John, "they must take us for a Merry Andrew show!"
13He was "our merry Andrew."
14She had good reason to fear, for suddenly a foolish Merry Andrew came behind me, tripped me up, and down I tumbled.
15"Run along, then, my merry Andrew," he said, "but see that Ledsam keeps his word about to-morrow."
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