buffoons Synonyms
buffoons Meaning
buffoons
a crude or stupid person, a ludicrous figure, clown entry 1 sense 2, a gross and usually ill-educated or stupid person
buffoons Sentence Examples
- The comedy club was filled with buffoons trying to make the audience laugh with their slapstick humor.
- Despite his serious demeanor, he had a knack for transforming into a buffoon at social gatherings.
- The political debate turned into a circus with candidates resorting to personal attacks and behaving like buffoons.
- The movie depicted a group of bumbling buffoons who accidentally stumbled into a bank heist.
- Some critics dismissed the sitcom as juvenile, filled with buffoonish characters and predictable jokes.
- The CEO's decision to dress up as a clown for the company's annual meeting was seen as a move by some as him being a buffoon.
- The court jester entertained the royal court with his antics, but behind the facade, he was far from being a buffoon.
- The internet meme went viral, poking fun at the world leaders depicted as buffoons in a political cartoon.
- Despite his wealth and influence, he couldn't shake off the reputation of being a buffoon due to his frequent public blunders.
- The theater production featured a troupe of talented actors portraying buffoons in a comedic play set in Renaissance Italy.
FAQs About the word buffoons
a crude or stupid person, a ludicrous figure, clown entry 1 sense 2, a gross and usually ill-educated or stupid person
clowns,harlequins, mimes, comedians, wits, zanies, madcaps, jokers, cutups, drolls
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The comedy club was filled with buffoons trying to make the audience laugh with their slapstick humor.
Despite his serious demeanor, he had a knack for transforming into a buffoon at social gatherings.
The political debate turned into a circus with candidates resorting to personal attacks and behaving like buffoons.
The movie depicted a group of bumbling buffoons who accidentally stumbled into a bank heist.
