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Often used in the same context:
dolt,
nincompoop,
moron,
idiot,
simpleton,
oaf,
blowhard,
windbag,
ignoramus,
twit,
egotist,
jackass,
clown,
caricature,
boor,
numbskull,
twerp,
dimwit,
braggart,
bungler,
prat,
dunderhead,
twat,
egomaniac,
cretin,
bumbler,
doofus,
halfwit,
imbecile,
lackey,
lunatic,
vulgarian,
tosspot,
goofball,
lout,
yokel,
scumbag,
stooge,
hypocrite,
slimeball,
buffoonery,
dunce,
wimp,
popinjay,
nutcase,
sycophant,
poltroon,
loudmouth,
nitwit,
bootlicker,
nutter,
shmuck,
loose cannon,
dissembler,
dufus,
apple polisher,
schlemiel,
pillock,
berk,
rascal,
panderer,
dullard,
rube,
douche bag,
bozo,
wackjob,
mudslinger,
prevaricator,
lecher,
toady,
sidekick,
pontificator,
shtick,
megalomaniac,
flatterer,
mountebank,
skirt chaser,
lech,
charlatan,
scoundrel,
narcissist,
poseur,
tinhorn,
schmuck,
fool,
joker,
jester,
lamebrain,
lummox,
liar,
mumbler,
malaprop,
bumpkin,
nonentity,
ninny,
chump,
gormless,
conniver,
buffoons,
clowns,
farce,
quack,
bully,
jesters,
amateur,
burlesque,
comedian,
cynic,
humbug,
jockey,
juggler
More specific:
fool,
harlequin,
jester,
pantaloon,
whiteface,
zany
Appears in the definition of:
buffoonery,
clowning,
frivolity,
harlequin,
harlequinade,
pantaloon,
prank,
zany
More general:
comedian,
comic,
fool,
muggins,
sap,
saphead,
tomfool
Synonyms:
clown,
merry andrew
Also try:
— Adjectives for buffoon:
mere,
old,
low,
drunken,
comic,
coarse,
celebrated,
professional,
vulgar,
licensed,
poor,
more...
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