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low comedy

noun as in comedy based on slapstick

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She was making a low comedy sound which would have distressed her beyond measure if she had heard it.

Ostensibly, you go to view the scenery, really, to be inveigled into paying for a low comedy of a dinner at the other end.

Low comedy also draws well; and I have often wondered that Mr. Toole has not paid us a visit.

His face and person are well adapted to a certain class of low comedy; his voice still more so.

In the region of low comedy he is easily the most original, the most inexhaustible, the most wonderful, of modern humorists.

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On this page you'll find 5 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to low comedy, such as: burlesque, farce, horseplay, light comedy, and slapstick.

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