clownish

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clownish [klau-nish]
adjetivo
1Villano, rústico, agreste.
2Rudo, malcriado, grosero.
3Tosco, basto, desmañado, inculto.

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clownish [ˈklaʊnɪʃ]
adjective
[+person] cómico
Syl and Billy were the clownish rock stars with Harpo Marx hairdos Devito plays a clownish character who works as a late-night TV horror host prone to ghoulish jokes
 [+behaviour] de payaso
In spite of this rather clownish quality of his, Mr Boggis was not a fool In their films Laurel and Hardy were thrown together, characters trapped by their clownish stupidity
 [+sense of humour] de payaso; tonto
He had a clownish sense of humour

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