Clown and Fun

Clown

Clown verb - Act as or like a clown.

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Fun and clown are semantically related in laughter topic. In some cases you can use "Fun" instead a verb "Clown".

Nearby Words: clowning, clownish, clownery, clow

Fun verb - To make jokes.

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Clown and fun are semantically related in laughter topic. Sometimes you can use "Clown" instead a verb "Fun".

good	good clown	good fun
short	short clown	short fun
complete	complete clown	complete fun
friendly	friendly clown	friendly fun
Other adjectives: actual, real, great, little, innocent, harmless, crazy, silly, bloody, greatest, sadistic.

After his original show was cancelled, Trujillo revived the character, this time as a journalist clown who loves to make fun of the most recent news and sometimes making fun of celebrities and politicians.

Source: Series / La Caravana
The Beatles episode "Money" has a scene where the boys are spending their concert take at Coney Island, and Ringo mistakes a mechanical fun house clown as Santa.

Source: Christmas In July
Some were no different than other violent bikers, other than the clown makeup, others were just delinquent kids who did it for fun, and a few were actually competent and malicious villains (but they were rare).

Source: Monster Clown

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