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1. n клоун, шут, буффон; фигляр2. a шутовской3. v фиглярничать, паясничатьСинонимический ряд:1. clown (noun) clown; comedian; comic; cretin; drool; harlequin; idiot; jerk; jester; joker; merry-andrew; zany2. dolt (noun) dolt; fool; oaf -
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1. n клоун2. n шут3. n неотёсанный парень; деревенщина4. n грубиян, хам5. v дурачиться, строить из себя шутаСинонимический ряд:1. boor (noun) boor; chuff; churl; clodhopper; grobian; mucker2. clumsy person (noun) bimbo; booby; bozo; clumsy person; goofball; lout; lummox; oaf; yahoo3. humorist (noun) buffoon; comedian; cut-up; fool; harlequin; humorist; jester; merry-andrew; mime4. rustic (noun) backwoodsman; bucolic; bumpkin; chawbacon; country jake; countryman; greenhorn; hayseed; hick; hillbilly; hillman; hoosier; jake; jay; joskin; mossback; mountaineer; peasant; provincial; redneck; rube; rustic; woodsy; yap; yokel5. wit (noun) comic; cutup; farceur; joker; jokester; wag; wit; zany6. joke (verb) banter; cut up; fool around; jest; joke; kid around; play pranks; play the fool -
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1. n Арлекинharlequin Dane — арлекин, датский дог
2. n шут, клоун; паяц3. a бурлескный, смешной4. a пёстрый, многоцветныйСинонимический ряд:humorist (noun) buffoon; clown; comedian; cut-up; fool; humorist; jester; joker; merry-andrew; mime; zany -
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1. n дурак, простофиля, простак2. n разг. любитель валять дурака; чудила3. n арх. ист. шут, фигляр, клоун, гаер4. n дзанни5. n редк. прихлебатель, подхалим6. a смешной, потешный7. a клоунский, фиглярский; идиотский8. v редк. подражать; передразнивать; паясничатьСинонимический ряд:1. comic (adj.) amusing; comic; comical; droll; funny; hilarious; humorous; laughable; risible2. mad (adj.) absurd; crazy; dumb; fantastic; feeble-minded; foolish; goofy; harebrained; idiotic; inane; insane; lunatic; mad; nonsensical; preposterous; silly; unearthly; wacky3. clown (noun) buffoon; card; clown; comedian; comic; cutup; farceur; harlequin; humorist; jester; joker; jokester; merry-andrew; wag; wit4. fool (noun) ament; cretin; fool; half-wit; idiot; imbecile; moron; natural; simpleton; softhead; underwitАнтонимический ряд:
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Merry Andrew — can mean: Merry andrew (clown) Merry Andrew (film), a musical comedy starring Danny Kaye and Pier Angeli This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link … Wikipedia
merry-andrew — a buffoon; a zany; a jack pudding [Johnson], originally mountebank s assistant, 1670s, from MERRY (Cf. merry) + masc. proper name ANDREW (Cf. Andrew), but there is no certain identification with an individual … Etymology dictionary
merry-andrew — [mer′ē an′dro͞o΄] n. [ MERRY + ANDREW: orig. uncert.] a buffoon; clown … English World dictionary
Merry-andrew — Mer ry an drew (m[e^]r r[y^] [a^]n dr[udd]), n. One whose business is to make sport for others; a buffoon; a zany; especially, one who attends a mountebank or quack doctor. [1913 Webster] Note: This term is said to have originated from one Andrew … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
merry-andrew — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈan(ˌ)drü noun ( s) Usage: often capitalized M&A Etymology: merry (I) + the name Andrew : one that clowns publicly : buffoon, mountebank … Useful english dictionary
merry-andrew — noun Usage: often capitalized M&A Etymology: merry + Andrew, proper name Date: 1677 a person who clowns publicly … New Collegiate Dictionary
merry-andrew — /mer ee an drooh/, n. a clown; buffoon. [1665 75; MERRY + Andrew, generic use of the proper name] * * * … Universalium
Merry Andrew — noun A person who clowns publicly; a buffoon; an entertainers assistant. Instead, therefore, of answering my landlady, the puppet show man ran out to punish his Merry Andrew [...] … Wiktionary
merry-andrew — mer′ry an′drew [[t] ˈæn dru[/t]] n. a clown; buffoon • Etymology: 1665–75; merry+Andrew, generic use of the proper name … From formal English to slang
Merry Andrew (film) — Merry Andrew Original poster Directed by Michael Kidd Produced by … Wikipedia
merry-andrew — merry an·drew … English syllables
