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Allg. fool ; clown (any person who behaves ridiculously) ; deuce ; droll ; harlequin ; mountebank ; tomfool ; man of motley ; merry-andrew ; motley fool ; motley ; hobbyhorse ; merry andrew ; owl glass ; pickle herring ; clover ; the Vice (в старинных англ. моралите) ; gaum (Serguei_N7 ; patch ; dizzard (grigoriy_m ; buffoon (в прямом и переносном смысле) ; jester (A jester, court jester, or fool, was historically an entertainer during the medieval and Renaissance eras who was a member of the household of a nobleman or a monarch employed to entertain him and his guests.; in former times, a man employed in the courts of kings, nobles etc. to amuse them with jokes etc.) ; balatron (ATet ; ape bearer ; ape carrier ; derider ; droller ; jack pudding ; one full of jests ; joculator ; pantaloon ; pantomime ; pasquil ; pasquin ; stage dancer ; vice (в старинных комедиях) Игорь Миг comic figure abfäll. mummer (Andrey Truhachev australisch., Slang. funnyman Gesch. owl-glass ; fool (при дворе и т.п.) Gruzovik, umg. devil Ital. zany Jar., veralt. jack-pudding Neg.Slang coon (Баян Psych. acute schizophrenic episode selt. pickle-herring Slang. buff (MichaelBurov Sport. shoot (В рестлинге любое нарушение кейфеба, как удар в полную силу, реально травмирующий оппонента, так и интервью или промо рестлера, в которых появляются отклонения от сценария. r313 umg. patcher veralt. antic ; scaramouch ; kickshoe ; mime ; scomm Allg. clown Gesch. jester Allg. men of motley Russisch Thesaurus Gruzovik прил. от шут
