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Free sign upThe phrase "a clown and a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clown in conjunction with another noun or descriptor, typically in a comparative or illustrative context.
Example: "He was known as both a clown and a jester, always bringing laughter to the crowd."
Alternatives: "a fool and a" or "a performer and a".
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So, what's next, a clown and a windmill?
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But it was news of the conference entertainment — a clown and a mind reader — that prompted snickering on Tuesday across this city, which always savors a scandal.
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