Uk English Meaning of buffoonery
buffoonery
Other Uk English words related to buffoonery
- clowning
- clowning around
- jinks
- horseplay
- joking
- Playfulness
- silliness
- Skylarking
- Slapstick
- tomfoolery
- funny
- monkeying around
- roughhousing
- boisterousness
- childishness
- clownishness
- devilry
- High jinks
- joking
- mischief
- Monkey business
- rubbish
- roughhouse
- rowdyism
- Horsing around
- Monkey shines
- cavorting
- devilry
- frivolity
- frolicking
- gamboling
- gamboling
- naughtiness
- knavery
- Merrymaking
- naughtiness
- prankishness
- rascality
- revelry
- roguery
- roguishness
- romping
- rowdiness
- sporting
- sportiness
- trickery
- waggery
- boisterousness
- boisterous
- boisterousness
Nearest Words of buffoonery
Definitions and Meaning of buffoonery in English
buffoonery (n)
acting like a clown or buffoon
buffoonery (n.)
The arts and practices of a buffoon, as low jests, ridiculous pranks, vulgar tricks and postures.
FAQs About the word buffoonery
buffoonery
acting like a clown or buffoonThe arts and practices of a buffoon, as low jests, ridiculous pranks, vulgar tricks and postures.
clowning,clowning around,jinks,horseplay,joking,Playfulness,silliness,Skylarking,Slapstick,tomfoolery
No antonyms found.
buffooneries => Buffooneries, buffoon => Buffoon, buffo => buffo, buffle-headed => dopey, bufflehead => bufflehead,
