About: Clown

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Comic performer, often for children's entertainment

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  • בדרן שמבדר באמצעות הומור, על ידי התחפשות לדמות מצחיקה (iw)
  • artista cuyo arte principal es hacer reír a la gente (es)
  • koominen hahmo, viihdyttäjä esimerkiksi sirkuksessa (fi)
  • comic performer, often for children's entertainment (en)
  • artista cômico (pt)
  • cirka komika rolo (eo)
  • komediální účinkující (cs)
  • komiek die het publiek vermaakt met malle fratsen (nl)
  • komisk artist (da)
  • komični izvođač (sr)
  • mākslinieks, kas atveido komisku personāžu (lv)
  • penghibur anak-anak (in)
  • perfformiwr digri i blant neu mewn syrcas (cy)
  • personatge que té la funció de fer riure (ca)
  • personnage comique de l'univers du cirque (fr)
  • umetnik, ki s svojim nastopom nasmeje ljudi (sl)
  • zirkuaren mundura lotutako pertsonai komikoa (eu)
  • अक्सर बच्चों के मनोरंजन के लिए हास्य कलाकार (hi)
  • կրկեսային, էստրադային կամ թատերական արտիստ (hy)
  • personaggio che ha il compito di divertire gli spettatori, specie negli spettacoli circensi (it)
  • 表演者 (zh)
  • Artist, dessen primäre Kunst es ist, Menschen zum Lachen zu bringen (de)
  • 오락을 위해 등장하는 공연가 (ko)
  • цирковой, эстрадный или театральный артист, использующий приемы гротеска и буффонады (ru)
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  • right (en)
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  • A typical clown of the Western "buffoon" tradition (en)
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  • 2020-11-06 (xsd:date)
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  • Clown (en)
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  • "Grimaldi was the first recognizable ancestor of the modern clown, sort of the Homo erectus of clown evolution. Before him, a clown may have worn make-up, but it was usually just a bit of rouge on the cheeks to heighten the sense of them being florid, funny drunks or rustic yokels. Grimaldi, however, suited up in bizarre, colorful costumes, stark white face paint punctuated by spots of bright red on his cheeks and topped with a blue mohawk. He was a master of physical comedy—he leapt in the air, stood on his head, fought himself in hilarious fisticuffs that had audiences rolling in the aisles—as well as of satire lampooning the absurd fashions of the day, comic impressions, and ribald songs." (en)
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  • —The History and Psychology of Clowns Being Scary, Smithsonian. (en)
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  • 30.0 (dbd:perCent)
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  • Clown (en)
  • Pallasso (ca)
  • مهرج (ar)
  • Klaun (cs)
  • Κλόουν (el)
  • Klaŭno (eo)
  • Clown (de)
  • Pailazo (eu)
  • Payaso (es)
  • Fear grinn (ga)
  • Badut (in)
  • Pagliaccio (it)
  • Clown (fr)
  • 道化師 (ja)
  • 광대 (ko)
  • Palhaço (pt)
  • Klaun (pl)
  • Clown (nl)
  • Клоун (ru)
  • Clown (sv)
  • Клоун (uk)
  • 小丑 (zh)
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