Clown
Clown noun - A comically dressed performer (as at a circus) who entertains with playful tricks and ridiculous behavior.
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Jake and clown are semantically related. in stupid topic. In some cases you can use "Jake" instead a noun "Clown".
Jake
Jake adjective - Being to one's liking.
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The afterlife story features an evil clown, Jack Jeckel and his good twin Jake Jeckel.
Source: Monster Clown -
When Jake Epping saw the latter for the first time, he was deeply disturbed by its ugliness and described his feelings as being the same that when he met Pennywise the clown.
Source: Eldritch Location - When Finn and Jake are under the Worm Kings illusion, Finn breaks out of it by thinking up all of his worse fears, from the Lich, his fear of the ocean, and a clown.
Source: Shattering the Illusion
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