buffoon

This man symbolizeseverything wrong with Britain - a deeply untalented buffoon, with athoroughly sinister interior.

He made a complete buffoon of himself at the party.

The comedian played the role of a buffoon in the movie.

Don't be such a buffoon and take this seriously.

The politician's buffoonery cost him the election.

His buffoonish behavior always lightens the mood.

The court jester was known for his buffoonery.

The buffoonish antics of the clown amused the children.

She couldn't help but laugh at his buffoonish attempts to impress her.

The buffoon stumbled and fell on stage, causing the audience to burst into laughter.

His buffoonish behavior often gets him into trouble.

Quite frankly, you look like a bunch of buffoons there.

There is lowbrow talent too, including Otto Waalkes, a Frisian buffoon.

Now we had nerds, jocks, cheerleaders, bullies, buffoons, and whoever else.

I'm a buffoon. I'm not the sort of man that women love.

Just because I didn't express myself well doesn't mean my underlying point was invalid! You bloviating buffoon!

I'm essentially playing kind of a buffoon who doesn't really care about the answer, much like yourselves, presumably.

Freud's a smart person, Holmes is a very smart person, and Watson is no dummy in this. He's not a buffoon.

Boris Johnson, Britain's prime minister, often messes up his hair before public appearances to maintain his " lovable buffoon" image.

The buffoon hit the bull's-eye of the buckler.

" You bug! " the buffoon cried as he threw bulbs at the other.