clown's
Circus performer's possessions
Clown's is the possessive form of clown, indicating something belonging to or associated with a clown: the clown's red nose, a clown's costume.
It also forms contractions with "is" or "has": The clown's already left, The clown's been here all afternoon.
Products for beautifying faces
- red noseCrimson facial protrusion
- wigArtificial head covering
- oversized shoesFootwear larger than needed
- greasepaintWaxy theatrical cosmetic
ruffled collar · polka dots · suspenders · rainbow wig · floppy shoes · whiteface · face paint · bowtie
Absurd, attention-seeking behavior
- pratfallComedic fall on buttocks
- slapstickExaggerated physical humor
- jugglingSequential toss-and-catch performance
- balloon animalsSculptures from inflated latex
gags · tricks · routine · tumbling · mimicry · physical comedy · horn honking · act
One who amuses others
- jesterRoyal household comedian
- foolUnwise, gullible person
- buffoonLudicrous, clumsy fool
- comedianProfessional humor performer
trickster · performer · harlequin · court jester · comic · joker · prankster · merrymaker
Unwise conduct
- incompetenceLack of required skill
- mockeryScornful ridicule or travesty
- ridiculeContemptuous mocking treatment
- absurdityWildly illogical quality
buffoonery · idiocy · joke · laughingstock · embarrassment · stupidity · farce · blundering
makeup
Products for beautifying faces
- red noseCrimson facial protrusion
- wigArtificial head covering
- oversized shoesFootwear larger than needed
greasepaint · ruffled collar · polka dots · suspenders · rainbow wig · floppy shoes · whiteface · face paint · bowtie · colorful costume
antics
Absurd, attention-seeking behavior
- pratfallComedic fall on buttocks
- slapstickExaggerated physical humor
- jugglingSequential toss-and-catch performance
balloon animals · gags · tricks · routine · tumbling · mimicry · physical comedy · horn honking · act · timing
entertainer
One who amuses others
comedian · trickster · performer · harlequin · court jester · comic · joker · prankster · merrymaker · circus performer
foolishness
Unwise conduct
- incompetenceLack of required skill
- mockeryScornful ridicule or travesty
- ridiculeContemptuous mocking treatment
absurdity · buffoonery · idiocy · joke · laughingstock · embarrassment · stupidity · farce · blundering · ineptitude
clown'sking's
Of a male monarch
judge's · executioner's · undertaker's · sage's · mourner's
clown'sexpert's
Belonging to authority
master's · scholar's · specialist's · authority's · craftsman's
- clown carsComically overstuffed circus automobiles
- class clownStudent who disrupts with humor
- rodeo clownArena performer distracting bulls
- clowning aroundPlayful, silly behavior
- clowns aroundActs foolishly for laughs
- clown noseComic facial prosthetic
clown, clowning, clowns, clownish, clowned, clownery, clownlike