Definitions
acting like a clown or buffoon
Used in a sentence
“The press took seriously all Shaw's provocative ambiguities and clownings, and Lady Astor was identified with his most outrageous actions and statements.”
“But it’s also a sign of the ascendant state of clowning, which, not long ago, resided in the bargain basement of artistic respect, alongside ventriloquists, mimes and jugglers. No longer.”
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01“Comic horseplay”8 letters
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