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Often used in the same context:
clowns,
minstrels,
wenches,
knaves,
jugglers,
queens,
knights,
rustics,
magicians,
fairies,
footmen,
kings,
jokesters,
princesses,
mountebanks,
noblemen,
buffoons,
witches,
courtesans,
satyrs,
pantomime,
squires,
comus,
mimes,
criers,
fauns,
fools,
conjurors,
aristocrats,
mummers,
bards,
pixies,
schoolmarms,
swashbucklers,
oafs,
musketeers,
courtiers,
nobles,
leprechauns,
conjurers,
commoners,
ragamuffins,
demigods,
wiccans,
enchanters,
beefeaters,
merry men,
sylphs,
rapscallions,
cavaliers,
dilettantes,
pythonesque,
phrenologists,
puppeteers,
countesses,
scallywags,
weird sisters,
comedians,
dwarves,
connivers,
bumpkins,
monocled,
skits,
goofballs,
gargoyles,
princes,
jackasses,
lords,
puppets,
vagabonds,
jokers,
lumberjacks,
ghouls,
familiars,
jousting,
buffoonery,
sidekicks,
flatterers,
churls,
gorgons,
eunuchs,
fakirs,
bluffers,
huntsmen,
maypole,
rapiers,
faerie,
elves,
hangmen,
thrones,
fops,
muppets,
acrobats,
plantagenets,
goblin,
harpers,
contortionists,
sorcerers,
tomfoolery,
coachmen,
thespians,
jester,
academicians,
barbers,
copyists,
dramatists,
moralists,
poets,
tellers,
apothecaries,
astrologers,
chroniclers,
craftsmen,
savants,
antiquarians,
architects,
artisans,
artists,
blacksmiths
Appears in the definition of:
cockscomb,
coxcomb
Also try:
— Adjectives for jesters:
professional,
other,
court,
many,
shallow,
medieval,
old,
greatest,
licensed,
famous,
mere,
more...
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