Noun:

ગ્રામીણ લોકો, ના., ખેડૂત, નોર્મસખા, અસંસ્કારી લોકો, રંગલો, અસંસ્કારી જાતિના લોકો,

Verb:

રંગલો,

clowned's Usage Examples:

Arbuckle and Normand clowned around and interacted with the Fair"s surprised attendees.

He clowned with various European circuses including England"s Circus Hoffman, Sweden"s.

It mostly consisted of Phillips playing records while he and others clowned around in front of the camera.

They clowned their man to victory Pacific Islands Monthly, July 1969, p33 New Tongan.

Griffin frequently clowned and sang novelty songs with trumpeter Jack Sheldon.

played the mother of Buckwheat in an Our Gang short, Tale of a Dog, and clowned with Shemp Howard in "Pick a Peck of Plumbers" (1944).

Also serialised in "Bad laws: Labour has clowned around with our freedom" and "How do we win back our freedom".

He clowned in Japan for Fuji TV, and has worked in many of the major hotel/casinos.

" Thaxton frequently clowned around on stage to the music, lip-synching the vocals and accompanying.

B-musicals of the early 1940s, including Private Buckaroo (1942; in which he clowned onstage with The Andrews Sisters during their performance of "Don"t Sit.

end of a 1949 broadcast) joked, preened, pratfell, danced, costumed, and clowned his way to stardom, with Americans discovering television as a technological.

himself by that name ad-libbing at the end of a 1949 broadcast) joked, preened, pratfell, danced, costumed, and clowned his way to stardom, with Americans.

Lewis" portrayal of Neville has been "clowned up", as he wears yellow and crooked false teeth, two-sizes-too-big shoes.

Synonyms:

buffoon, fool, muggins, sap, saphead, tomfool,

Antonyms:

familiar, undeceive, wise, humorless, keep,