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Often used in the same context:
clown,
ringmaster,
joker,
buffoon,
sidekick,
conjurer,
malvolio,
courtier,
knight,
trickster,
pantaloons,
knight errant,
magician,
conjuror,
leprechaun,
manservant,
elf,
organ grinder,
quipster,
ventriloquist,
magus,
fairy,
knave,
sancho panza,
buffo,
goofball,
dogberry,
costard,
prat,
autolycus,
pantomime,
minstrel,
juggler,
flatterer,
butler,
fez,
marionette,
friar tuck,
mummer,
rascal,
showman,
little lord fauntleroy,
poltroon,
homburg,
foolery,
nobleman,
tricorn,
pooka,
goblin,
cape,
monocled,
oaf,
codpiece,
cravat,
clownlike,
mimes,
wisecracker,
squire,
jokester,
jape,
fop,
sir lancelot,
layabout,
pith helmet,
rapscallion,
epicene,
nincompoop,
jouster,
scamp,
porkpie hat,
galoot,
amanuensis,
stoolie,
impersonator,
knee breeches,
henchman,
miles gloriosus,
barker,
wackily,
tragedian,
popinjay,
snaggletooth,
pythonesque,
wrangler,
beefeaters,
curmudgeon,
ragamuffin,
caballero,
waistcoat,
merry men,
antic,
simp,
wimple,
punster,
vulgarian,
sombrero,
imp,
tummler,
mirth,
pageboy,
prancing,
wench,
jesters,
magicians,
astrologer,
comedian,
jest,
jockey,
barber,
bard,
detective,
fiddler,
robber,
saint,
thief,
captain
Appears in the definition of:
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bauble,
motley
More general:
buffoon,
clown,
merry andrew
Synonyms:
fool
Also try:
— Adjectives for jester:
professional,
court,
great,
licensed,
old,
famous,
mere,
poor,
medieval,
merry,
little,
more...
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