Clown is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLOWN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to act like a comic entertainer
• behave in a comical or playful way
• To act as a clown; -- with it.
• act as or like a clown
• behave foolishly
NOUN:
• a comic entertainer, especially one in a circus, wearing a traditional costume and exaggerated make-up
• a playful, extrovert person
• a foolish or incompetent person
• an unsophisticated country person; a rustic.
• comic entertainer in a circus
• A man of coarse nature and manners; an awkward fellow; an ill-bred person; a boor.
• One who works upon the soil; a rustic; a churl.
• The fool or buffoon in a play, circus, etc.
• a rude or vulgar fool
• a person who amuses others by ridiculous behavior
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to act like a clown (a humorous performer)

Words related to CLOWN

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Words that contain CLOWN

clowns11 beclown14 clowned13 beclowns15 clownery16 clowning14 clownish16 beclowned17 clownfish20 clownings15 beclowning18 clowneries15 clownishly21 clownfishes22 clownishness20 clownishnesses22

How to use CLOWN in a sentence

• They like well-established jokes, the fine old smoked-herring sort, such as the clown offers them in the circus, warranted never to spoil, if only kept dry enough.
• Behind him, as a clown, beating a bass drum, extraordinarily happy and noisy, was Babbitt.
• It is the thing that gives the look of utter pathos and tragedy to the relaxed expression of a circus clown.
• And when the hermit went home to his mountain, the clown went with him.
• The conventional clown plays a much smaller part in this play than in the others which Kalidasa wrote.
• Then the clown laughed harder than ever, still without making a sound, and held his sides as though he had laughed so hard that they ached.
• It was an awful hard thought to think, for the clown stretched out on the ground right close to the tent and looked under the canvas.
• He joined in the laughter at the easy manner in which the clown had fooled them.
• Ned wanted to be a clown, and throw water on some one else.
• The curtain was now pulled across the stage while Ned and Tom got ready for one of the clown acts.
• Ben had made himself a clown suit out of some calico.
• So I often visited Hans in the tent when Merriwell and Mulloy, that Irish clown, who thinks Merriwell the finest fellow in the world, were away.
• The little boy and his friends soon began having more fun with their Christmas toys, giving the Clown and smaller dolls rides on the back of the Stuffed Elephant.
• By it shall he be easily at the very first shock routed, and then shall you get money by heaps, for the clown hath store of ready coin.
• I well remember the famous circus clown of the period, Joe Pentland, very serious and proper when not professionally funny.
• Next moment the clown tripped up and fell flat, with magnificent artifice, and at once fresh emotions began to stir.
• Bending and adoring, he bears on his shoulders a Child with a round face, as white as the chalk of a clown, blessing all comers with a smile.
• In the dressing tent Giles Frozzler was having great difficulty in persuading his leading lady rider and his clown to go on.
• In the meantime he would send to the city for another clown whom he knew was out of a situation.
• Who were these people who were moving to the sound of rapid music? A clown in a silken dress of many colors, with bells to his cap and wrists, stood at one of the doors.

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