clown
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The meaning (definition) of the word clown
a silly performer with face paint and big shoes who makes you laugh
The word clown used in a sentence
“The clown at the circus made all the kids laugh.”
Words that mean the same as clown (synonyms)
jokerjester
The plural of the word clown
clowns
How the word clown is said around the world
| French | clown |
| Spanish | payaso |
| Mandarin | 小丑 |
| Hindi | जोकर |
| Arabic | بهلوان |
| Russian | клоун |
| Portuguese (EU) | palhaço |
| Portuguese (BR) | palhaço |
| Japanese | ピエロ |
| German | Clown |
| Urdu | مسخرہ |
| Punjabi | ਮਖੌਲੀਆ |
| Korean | 시골뜨기 |
| Hebrew | לֵיצָן |
| Greek | κλόουν |
| Dutch | clown |
| Filipino | payaso |
| Vietnamese | chú hề |
| Turkish | palyaço |
| Persian | دلقک |
| Polish | błazen |
| Ukrainian | клоун |
| Bengali | ভাঁড় |
| Swedish | clown |
| Italian | clown |
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