clowning Meaning & Definition

  • En [ klaʊn]
  • Us [ klaʊn]

Meaning of clowning In English

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Examples of clowning

  • But at the same time, the speech has all the marks of clowning.

  • These performances are mimetic representations, of course, but by largely substituting the conventions of popular clowning for those of dramatic impersonation they effectively mock mimesis.

  • The clowning is not knock-about, coming across as droll rather than slapstick.

  • They have caught on that clowning doesn't throw off the timing or slow down cruel social machinery.

  • There was movement and mask work and, clearly, you did a lot of clowning.

  • Berberian's 'domestic clowning' had been turned upon domesticity itself.

  • A further forty pages deal with massage, clowning, drama, music, pets and arts and crafts, while in amongst this selection we find one half-page on reminiscence and life review.

  • It has moved me with the emotions expressed, it has made me laugh with the clowning, it has moved me to rise to my feet and cheer at the curtain.

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