buffoonery 的定义
- amusement by means of usually physical or visual tricks, jokes, etc.:The play swings from absurd buffoonery to high tragedy, with kinetic physicality, silliness, swords, and live music.
- coarse or undignified joking:The managers perceived my buffoonery as a barely concealed way of calling them pretentious—and they weren’t altogether wrong.
- silly, foolish, or unseemly behavior:It’s hard to top the current governor's race if you like your politics laced with outrageous buffoonery.
buffoonery 近义词
等同于 joke
buffoonery 的近义词 54 个
- antic
- farce
- gag
- humor
- laugh
- one-liner
- parody
- prank
- pun
- stunt
- trick
- wisecrack
- burlesque
- caper
- caprice
- chestnut
- clowning
- drollery
- epigram
- escapade
- frolic
- gambol
- game
- ha-ha
- hoodwinking
- horseplay
- jape
- jest
- lark
- mischief
- mummery
- payoff
- play
- pleasantry
- put-on
- quirk
- raillery
- repartee
- revel
- rib
- sally
- saw
- shenanigan
- sport
- spree
- tomfoolery
- vagary
- whimsy
- witticism
- yarn
- bon mot
- monkeyshine
- shaggy-dog story
- snow job
buffoonery 的反义词 3 个
等同于 merriment/merrymaking
等同于 monkey business
buffoonery 的近义词 29 个
等同于 ridicule
buffoonery 的近义词 29 个
等同于 merriment
等同于 drollery
等同于 ha-ha
等同于 humorousness
等同于 jocosity
buffoonery 的近义词 42 个
- amusement
- badinage
- banter
- clowning
- comedy
- comicality
- drollery
- facetiousness
- farce
- flippancy
- fun
- funniness
- gag
- gaiety
- happiness
- humorousness
- jest
- jocoseness
- jocularity
- joke
- joyfulness
- levity
- lightness
- playfulness
- pleasantry
- raillery
- ridiculousness
- tomfoolery
- whimsy
- wisecrack
- wit
- witticism
- wittiness
- comicalness
- drollness
- farcicality
- high spirits
- jesting
- joking
- kidding
- ludicrousness
- zaniness
buffoonery 的反义词 5 个
等同于 ludicrousness
buffoonery 的近义词 42 个
- amusement
- badinage
- banter
- clowning
- comedy
- comicality
- drollery
- facetiousness
- farce
- flippancy
- fun
- funniness
- gag
- gaiety
- happiness
- humorousness
- jest
- jocoseness
- jocularity
- joke
- joyfulness
- levity
- lightness
- playfulness
- pleasantry
- raillery
- ridiculousness
- tomfoolery
- whimsy
- wisecrack
- wit
- witticism
- wittiness
- comicalness
- drollness
- farcicality
- high spirits
- jesting
- joking
- kidding
- ludicrousness
- zaniness
buffoonery 的反义词 5 个
等同于 farce
等同于 fooling
等同于 fun
buffoonery 的近义词 50 个
- celebration
- distraction
- enjoyment
- joke
- joy
- laughter
- pastime
- pleasure
- sport
- absurdity
- ball
- blast
- cheer
- clowning
- diversion
- entertainment
- escapade
- festivity
- foolery
- frolic
- gaiety
- gambol
- game
- holiday
- horseplay
- jocularity
- jollity
- junketing
- merriment
- merrymaking
- mirth
- nonsense
- picnic
- playfulness
- recreation
- rejoicing
- relaxation
- riot
- romp
- solace
- tomfoolery
- treat
- whoopee
- big time
- good time
- high jinks
- jesting
- joking
- living it up
- romping
buffoonery 的反义词 14 个
等同于 horseplay
buffoonery 的近义词 12 个
等同于 humor
buffoonery 的近义词 35 个
- banter
- farce
- fun
- gag
- joke
- playfulness
- whimsy
- wisecrack
- wit
- amusement
- badinage
- clowning
- comicality
- drollery
- facetiousness
- flippancy
- gaiety
- happiness
- jest
- jesting
- jocoseness
- jocosity
- jocularity
- joking
- joyfulness
- kidding
- levity
- lightness
- pleasantry
- raillery
- tomfoolery
- witticism
- wittiness
- comicalness
- high spirits
buffoonery 的反义词 6 个
更多buffoonery例句
- I loved that the guys were so charmingly incompetent and self-deprecating in some areas, without being feckless buffoons.
- Her vocal reactionary buffoonery has become part of Israel's political entertainment.
- This CNN clip taken on a flooded street on Long Island serves up a buffet of buffoonery.
- By contrast, she does not know Hayworth, and owes him nothing (especially with all his political buffoonery).
- In far too many cases, black studies very quickly became a hotbed of paranoid bunk and intellectual buffoonery.
- The comic authors entertained spectators by fantastic and gross displays, by the exhibition of buffoonery and pantomime.
- Though dogs I never did care for keeping, because it goes with drinking, foulness, and buffoonery!
- There is a gravity behind his buffoonery, and a secret sympathy with his butts.
- Humour she really possessed; and when she chose it, she could be diverting to those who like buffoonery in women.
- James I. gave all manner of liberty and encouragement to the exercise of buffoonery, and took great delight in it himself.