Clowns is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLOWNS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLOWN, to act like a comic entertainer
• behave in a comical or playful way
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.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to act like a clown (a humorous performer)

Words related to CLOWNS

clown10 clowned13 clowning14

Words that contain CLOWNS

beclowns15

How to use CLOWNS in a sentence

• To a stranger, however, the varied and grotesque costumes in which these clowns are put by their imperial master is somewhat confusing.
• This insular narrowness is exceedingly queer, and of very frequent occurrence, and is quite as much a characteristic of men of education and culture as of clowns.
• They went in companies of a dozen or so, dressed like clowns, with their clothing spotted and striped with red.
• And with the clowns, too, especially the one with the donkey, going through such laughable antics.
• But just after the dancing horses had left the tent and the clowns swarmed in again, Jerry saw one of them stop and look up at the boys above him.
• And the elephants were coming! Several clowns were running ahead.
• Against the background of the noble Desert their titles seemed the cap and bells of clowns.
• Even the sport of the clowns throws the whole into stronger relief.
• There were the rope dancers, the clowns, and the music, but I had no interest in them.
• Often they are dressed as clowns, and make a great noise, blowing horns, dancing, singing, and making fools of themselves in every possible way.
• Yeez look like crooks, all drissed up like clowns and things.
• The faces are hideously made up to represent clowns, as indeed their name signifies.
• Hence his tradesmen, peasants, soldiers, sailors, servants, but more especially his fools and clowns, speak, almost without exception, in the tone of their actual life.
• Touquedillon related all this to Picrochole, and more and more exasperated his courage, saying to him, These clowns are afraid to some purpose.
• Their Good-breeding will come too late to them, and they will be thought a Parcel of lewd Clowns, while they fancy themselves talking together like Men of Wit and Pleasure.
• But I am disappointed, just the same, that they should want to go performing around and shooting blank cartridges and making clowns of themselves for moving pictures.
• When people had banished the old professional clown from the stage, they felt the necessity of running about themselves as clowns.
• Of clowns again, of the glory of knavery, and of the eternal type that shall endure.
• It is to be observed, however, that while this charge is levelled only at the clowns, or comic performers, the faults of the serious players by no means escape uncriticised.
• It was a picture of the parade and showed camels and lions in cages and elephants and clowns and pretty ladies and everything and of course it was most interesting to look at.
• Also about a dozen funny people, like clowns in a circus, to keep the spectators entertained between events.
• The clowns sprang through the hoop and repeated this whole movement with every new revolution of the cylinder.

Similar words containing CLOWN without suffix s

clown10 beclown14 clowned13 beclowns15 clownery16 clowning14 clownish16 beclowned17 clownfish20 clownings15 beclowning18 clowneries15 clownishly21 clownfishes22 clownishness20 clownishnesses22

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