- A
clown is a
person who
performs comedy and arts in a
state of open-mindedness
using physical comedy,
typically while wearing distinct makeup or costuming...
- children, but "many
Chinese folk
artists shape their tumblers in the
image of
clownish mandarins as they
appear on stage; in this way they mock the inefficiency...
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features black-and-white disorder, a guilt-mongering logician,
distorted clownish opponents,
limited scapegoating, and a self-serving redemption. Lee (2008)...
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source of
conflict for Batman,
designing a
diabolically sinister, but
clownish, villain.
Robinson was
intrigued by villains; he
believed that some characters...
- admiration: [His
person was
strong and robust;] his
manners rustic, not
clownish, a sort of
dignified plainness and
simplicity which received part of its...
- is one of the game's main
antagonists along with
Emperor Gestahl. The
clownish Kefka became the
first experimental prototype of a line of
magically empowered...
- as a
minor disappointment. Some
critics consider Sebastian and
Antonio clownish and not a real threat.
Stephen Orgel blames Prospero for
causing the problem...
- reviewer, "Bukowski
continued to be,
thanks to his
antics and
deliberate clownish performances, the king of the
underground and the
epitome of the littles...
-
Rusticus is a
Latin adjective meaning "rural, simple,
rough or
clownish" and can
refer to:
Aedes rusticus, a
European mosquito Rusty crayfish (Orconectes...
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comic and
eccentric figure.
Julius Harris emphasized Amin's
allegedly clownish side in
Victory at Entebbe,
while Yaphet Kotto drew more
praise for projecting...
