n. 1 a person who amuses others by ridiculous behavior; 2 a rude or vulgar fool; v. joke around
The circus has many clowns.
The circus has many clowns.
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Billy first became afraid of clowns when a friend told him:
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What do the clowns twirl?
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How did witches and clowns walk?
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How many clowns were in the bright wheels?
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Why did the clowns say they were mean to Billy?
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Where did the clowns say there boss was?
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What type of hats does clowns wear?
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What did the clowns lose?
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How did the clowns say hello to Biscuit?
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I enjoy reading about the waggery of Shakespeare's clowns.
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What sound to the clowns make?
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What could the clowns not wait to take off because they were so hungry for their spaghetti?
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Those zany clowns always cause trouble at the circus.
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The rodeo clowns had fun mimicking the cowboys.
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jester; joker; joking person
serious person
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clowns
brown's
browns
browns'
crown's
crowns
down's
downes
downs
drowns
frowns
gowns
grounds
kouns
nouns
pound's
pounds
rounds
sounds
town's
townes
towns
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