merry-andrew (Meaning)

Synonyms & Antonyms of merry-andrew

The boisterous merry-andrew delighted the crowd with his outlandish antics.
The fair was bustling with merry-andrews, each vying for attention with their jests and tricks.
The jester's costume, complete with jingling bells and a painted face, transformed him into a consummate merry-andrew.
The mayor's speech was interrupted by a group of merry-andrews who couldn't resist a bit of clowning.
At the circus, the merry-andrews entertained the audience with their acrobatics and slapstick comedy.
The clown's exaggerated expressions and silly gestures made him the epitome of a merry-andrew.
The politician's reckless promises were reminiscent of a merry-andrew's antics.
The street performer, dressed as a merry-andrew, danced and sang for passersby.
The child's laughter was contagious, as if she were in the presence of the world's greatest merry-andrew.
The CEO's flashy presentation was as entertaining as a merry-andrew's performance.

comedienne, harlequin, wag, zany, droll, comedian,madcap, vice, jokester, buffoon

No antonyms found.

The boisterous merry-andrew delighted the crowd with his outlandish antics.

The fair was bustling with merry-andrews, each vying for attention with their jests and tricks.

The jester's costume, complete with jingling bells and a painted face, transformed him into a consummate merry-andrew.

The mayor's speech was interrupted by a group of merry-andrews who couldn't resist a bit of clowning.