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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a clown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a performer who entertains others, often in a comedic manner, or metaphorically to describe someone acting foolishly.
Example: "At the birthday party, the children were delighted by a clown who made balloon animals and performed silly tricks."
Alternatives: "a jester" or "a fool".
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I pictured a clown.
"A clown is androgynous.
She's a clown.
"He's a clown.
Like a clown car.
You're not just a clown.
He is not a clown.
Or a clown.
Chulatheclown is a clown.
What a clown.
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There was even a clown.
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