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Exaggerated actor.
profession
португальский
palhaços
каталонский
pallasso
испанский
bufón
A person who amuses others by ridiculous behavior.
clown
goof
goofball
merry andrew
португальский
palhaços
1
In American hands, terrifying sociopath Finchy is simply sexist
buffoon
Todd Packer.
2
He climbed the hill in silence, wondering just what the
buffoon
meant.
3
The real gangsters saw him as a
buffoon
,
a harmless court jester.
4
But it is particularly suitable for the purposes of a great
buffoon
.
5
The half-elf felt cold, suddenly realizing this gully dwarf was no
buffoon
.
6
He has been called a
buffoon
,
a madman and a Kremlin stooge.
7
A man who is uncommon is either a dandy or a
buffoon
.
8
Rob Ford, the mayor of Toronto, is a hypocrite and a
buffoon
.
9
Isn't there something fine in his
buffoon
imitation of the real thing?
10
Another of Michelangelo's
buffoon
friends was a Florentine celebrity, Piloto, the goldsmith.
11
Any old tailender, sure, could be laughed off as a gormless
buffoon
.
12
To be the cap-and-bell
buffoon
on which your master sharpens his wit?
13
He was the
buffoon
,
who went by a woman's name, Nastásya Ivánovna.
14
Why have you not asked, O Pasquil, to be made a
buffoon
?
15
Now, listen to me, Master Bardelys, master spy, master
buffoon
,
master masquerader!
16
Especially if one doubts the Bullingdon
buffoon
is even capable of having policies.
buffoon
mere buffoon
amiable buffoon
blustering buffoon
drunken buffoon
great buffoon
португальский
palhaços
bufão
palhaço
каталонский
pallasso
clown
bufó
испанский
bufón
payaso
zoquete