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clownsnounpl. of clown a comically dressed performer (as at a circus) who entertains with playful tricks and ridiculous behaviora clown wearing big floppy shoes and a red wig buffi(or buffos), buffoons, harlequins, zanies cutups, madcapsantics(archaic), fools, graciosos, jesters, motleys, scaramouchesmimes, mimics, mummers, pantaloonscomedians, comediennes, comics, drolls, farceurs, funnymen, gaggers, gagmen, gagsters, humorists, jokers, jokesters, merry-andrews, second bananas, stand-ups, top bananas, wags, wits a person whose behavior is offensive to othersyou should stay away from that clown bastards, beasts, bleeders(British), blighters(chiefly British), boors, bounders, buggers, buzzards, cads, chuffs, churls, creeps, cretins, cruds(slang), crumbs(slang), curs, dirtbags(slang), dogs, finks, heels, hounds, jerks, jokers, louses, louts, pills, rat finks, rats, reptiles, rotters, schmucks(slang), scumbags(slang), scums, scuzzballs(slang), skunks(also skunk), sleazebags(slang), sleazeballs(slang), sleazes, slimeballs(slang), slimes, slobs, snakes, so-and-sos(or so-and-so's), sods(chiefly British), stinkards, stinkers, swine, toads, varmints, vermin barbarians, brutes, cavemen, Neanderthals, savagesloudmouths, vulgarianslowlifes(also lowlives), miscreants, rascals, rogues, roughnecks, scabs, scamps, scoundrels, villains, wretchesboobies, doofuses(also dufuses, slang), fools, jackasses, nincompoops, ninnies, nits(chiefly British), nitwits, nuts, schmoes(slang)airheads, birdbrains, blockheads, dinks(slang), dolts, dopes, dorks(slang), goons, half-wits, idiots, imbeciles, morons, turkeysbrats, insolents, nuisances, pests, snipssnobs, snoots, snotsdweebs(slang), nerds sons of guns heroes, heroines, idols, role modelsgentlemen, ladiesangels, saints |