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Definition of buffoon
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Buffoon
(v. t.) To treat with
buffoonery.
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Pickle-herring
::
Pickle-herring
(n.) A
merry-andrew;
a
buffoon.
Zany
::
Zany (n.) A
merry-andrew;
a
buffoon.
Buffoonery
::
Buffoonery
(n.) The arts and
practices
of a
buffoon,
as low
jests,
ridiculous
pranks,
vulgar
tricks
and
postures..
Clown
::
Clown (n.) The fool or
buffoon
in a play,
circus,
etc..
Harlequin
::
Harlequin
(n.) A
buffoon,
dressed
in
party-colored
clothes,
who plays
tricks,
often
without
speaking,
to
divert
the
bystanders
or an
audience;
a
merry-andrew;
originally,
a droll rogue of
Italian
comedy..
Pantaloon
::
Pantaloon
(n.) A
ridiculous
character,
or an old
dotard,
in the
Italian
comedy;
also, a
buffoon
in
pantomimes..
Golyardeys
::
Golyardeys
(n.) A
buffoon.
See
Gollard.
Buffoonish
::
Buffoonish
(a.) Like a
buffoon;
consisting
in low jests or
gestures.
Jester
::
Jester
(n.) A
buffoon;
a
merry-andrew;
a court fool.
Goliard
::
Goliard
(n.) A
buffoon
in the
Middle
Ages, who
attended
rich men's
tables
to make sport for the
guests
by
ribald
stories
and
songs..
Merry-andrew
::
Merry-andrew
(n.) One whose
business
is to make sport for
others;
a
buffoon;
a zany;
especially,
one who
attends
a
mountebank
or quack
doctor..
Mimic
::
Mimic (n.) One who
imitates
or
mimics,
especially
one who does so for
sport;
a
copyist;
a
buffoon..
Pantaloonery
::
Pantaloonery
(n.) The
character
or
performances
of a
pantaloon;
buffoonery.
Punchinello
::
Punchinello
(n.) A
punch;
a
buffoon;
originally,
in a
puppet
show, a
character
represented
as fat,
short,
and
humpbacked..
Japer
::
Japer (n.) A
jester;
a
buffoon.
Antic
::
Antic (v. t.) To make
appear
like a
buffoon.
Pleasant
::
Pleasant
(n.) A wit; a
humorist;
a
buffoon.
Scaramouch
::
Scaramouch
(n.) A
personage
in the old
Italian
comedy
(derived
from
Spain)
characterized
by great
boastfulness
and
poltroonery;
hence,
a
person
of like
characteristics;
a
buffoon..
Antic
::
Antic (n.) A
buffoon
or
merry-andrew;
one that
practices
odd
gesticulations;
the Fool of the old play.
Mummery
::
Mummery
(n.)
Masking;
frolic
in
disguise;
buffoonery.
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