clown
- noun
- /klaʊn/
- Offensive
- The Raven is a clown and is trying to make the audience laugh.
- class clown
- ass clown
I'm not a lawyer, I'm a clown like Rudy.
- I'm not a lawyer, I'm a clown like Rudy.
- I mean, it's just it's a clown car that is now international.
- Donald Trump is a clown, but he's a clown with a gun.
- And then you get some some clowns that come out and they're just selfish.
- This demonstrates that is a clown car full of dip shits.
- What a clown and a moron she is.
- This is is that unfair fascist ass clown FAC.
- I I was a poor little clown all by her itty bitty self.
Examples
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Get this clown trained.
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There are people who think of Johnny as a clown and a buffoon.
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" Why had she let this clown come here with her?
Fiction book (1999) -
You know what, I was always a clown when I walked in the room.
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"Hey," Natty calls, "what the hell were you two clowns doing out there?"
Fiction book (1995) -
What a clown!
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OK, Sweet Tooth is this clown, and I think he's cursed.
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She makes balloon art and ran Harvard's charitable clown club Class Clowns for three years.
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Everyone laughed at the joke, but he just acted like a clown and made things worse.
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During the comedy show, he dressed up as a clown and made all the kids laugh.
Synonyms
A person who acts in a silly way to make others laugh
A person who likes to tell jokes and make others laugh
An entertainer who amused a king or noble in the past
A student who makes classmates laugh by acting silly in class
A person who acts in a funny, silly way to make people laugh
A person who acts silly to make other people laugh
A funny puppet or person who acts silly to make people laugh
A person who acts like a clown to make others laugh
A funny clown who acts silly and makes mistakes to make people laugh
Compounds
A small bright orange fish with white stripes that lives among sea anemones for protection
- Offensive
An election with too many messy candidates that makes it hard to pick one
How Foolish
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clown once described a rough or 'clumsy' country person, so calling someone a 'clown' today says they are acting like a foolish or rude person who cannot be taken seriously.