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'''Clown''' is a comic performer. Clowns come from a broad tradition of historical performances.  
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A '''clown''' is a comic performer. Clowns come from a broad tradition of historical performances.  
  
Clowns usually work in a [[circus]], [[theater|theatrical]] production, movies or domestic parties as entertainers. Sometimes they are found quite frightening.
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Modern day clowns usually work in [[circus]]es, [[theater|theatrical]] productions, movies or domestic parties as entertainers, and typically wear brightly colored clothes and heavy facial makeup. While much of their appeal is to young children, a fear of clowns - coulrophobia - is not altogether uncommon amongst younger children and some adults also.
 
 
Synonyms: buffoon, lout, churl, bumpkin.
 
 
 
 
 
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Clown by Erik Christensen.  
 
  
 
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Revision as of 19:35, July 30, 2010

File:Clown.jpg
A typical modern day clown costume.

A clown is a comic performer. Clowns come from a broad tradition of historical performances.

Modern day clowns usually work in circuses, theatrical productions, movies or domestic parties as entertainers, and typically wear brightly colored clothes and heavy facial makeup. While much of their appeal is to young children, a fear of clowns - coulrophobia - is not altogether uncommon amongst younger children and some adults also.