Synonym: comic, fool, performer, play, prankster. Similar words: clownish, clog, clout, clove, close, cloud, closet, closer. Meaning: [klaʊn] 
n. 1. a rude or vulgar fool 2. a person who amuses others by ridiculous behavior. v. act as or like a clown.
n. 1. a rude or vulgar fool 2. a person who amuses others by ridiculous behavior. v. act as or like a clown. 
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61. The clown delighted the audience.
62. A buffoon, especially a performing clown.
63. That boy's a bit of a clown!
64. Hey, this bewitch person it is a clown really.
65. Now this stupid clown was ruining my chance.
66. Oh , shut up , you clown !
67. The clown grimaced at the children.
68. The clown had the children in hysterics.
69. We disguised Tom as a clown for the party.
70. He looks like Bozo the clown.
71. The clown came on with many antic gestures.
72. You always clown around with the kids.
73. The clown tickled the audience with his funny actions.
74. No fine clothes can hide the clown.
75. Like the clown fish and the sea anemone.
76. Where he says in one superimposition that Jack looks like a clown[sentencedict.com/clown.html], I didn't really get there.
77. Clown. I will catechise the world for him; that is, make questions, and by them answer.
78. Is evil to withstand evil disinclined to partial loosened the small fox of that huge pant, the beginning washed body because small fox, and that disgustingly dirty clown.
79. A clown with a mouse can bring down the house.
80. Even at the age of 39, with a mortgage, two sick kids and a leaking pipe in the laundry room, the clown in the movie Poltergeist still gives him the creeps.
81. Although he is a selfless caregiver and provider, our children think of him more as a combination of a jungle gym and bozo and clown.
82. When the clown comes into town, the dogs come out to howl.
83. Nick's born clown. Just the sight of him is enough to make you fall about laughing.
84. Vergil: It's time for the clown to bow out, Arkham.
85. Only by painting my face like a clown could I attract the uneducated customers.
86. This performance is full of uniquely imaginative dance, building blocks and clown dialog, and "silk unreeling. " The plot will force you to think, and perplex you at times.
87. In clown stripes and swirls, a foot-long (30-centimeter-long) cuckoo wrasse (Labrus mixtus), common in Irish waters, hovers over a vivid sea floor off Valentia Island.
88. our children think of him more as a combination of a jungle gym and bozo and clown.
89. Always a supremely confident extrovert, Mailer at times seemed a publicity - seeking clown.
90. He has a formative early memory of hearing audience laughter, as a five-year-old at a clown show, and being "absolutely knocked out by it".