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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'clown being' is not correct or usable in written English, because it does not have a clear meaning
If you are trying to describe someone who is a clown (either professionally or as a hobby), you would say that they are a 'clown'. For example, "Jack is a clown who always has the kids around him in stitches."
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Morris Dickstein, in his book "Dancing in the Dark: A Cultural History of the Great Depression," notes, "The novel ends with Lem as a vaudeville clown being beaten nightly until he simply falls apart".
I had the potential to be the class clown, being cheeky and mucking about, but if I liked the subject I'd work hard.
An early idea for The Simpsons saw Krusty the Clown being revealed as Homer Simpson's secret stage identity.
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The clown is very vulnerable.
Also, a professional clown is a contestant.
Because the clown is out of context.
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The principal element beneath the clown is empathy.
Koko the Killer Clown is 3 feet 11.
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