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Definition of buffoonery - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foolishnessfoolish behavior that makes people laugh
- His buffoonery at the party was entertaining.
2.
clowningacting like a clown to amuse others
- The comedian's buffoonery delighted the audience.
Origin of buffoonery
Italian, buffone (jester)
Examples of buffoonery in a sentence
His buffoonery often got him into trouble at work. His buffoonery at the party was the highlight of the evening. The play was filled with buffoonery that kept everyone laughing.
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- French:bouffonnerie, pitreries, ...
- German:Possen, Clownerie, ...
- Italian:buffoneria, buffonata, ...
- Spanish:payasada, payasadas, ...
- Portuguese:palhaçada, palhaçadas, ...
- Chinese:滑稽行为, 搞笑, ...
- Japanese:道化, おどけ, ...
- Arabic:تَهْرِيج, مُزاح سَخِيف, ...
- Hebrew:לֵיצָנוּת, הִשְׁתַּטּוּת, ...
- Russian:шутовство, буффонада, ...
- Ukrainian:блазнювання, ...
- Hindi:मसखरी, जोकरपना, ...
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