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clown

[kloun] / klaʊn /




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“Strangers clowned us,” former Ambassadors player Victoria Henson told me the other day.

From The Wall Street Journal

I remember it was a kind of collage, full of cutout pictures of circus life, with clowns and acrobats and jugglers and horses, and elephants, of course, lots of elephants.

From Literature

They hadn’t gone far when Wolf began to run up and clown the bank, mewing.

From Literature

War is not for clowns and fake tough guys.

From Salon

Two other assistants, called DingDing and Cylo, can also be seen behind the black curtain — their faces hidden in knitted clown masks or shielded by makeup.

From Los Angeles Times