What is another word for Buffooneries?
Pronunciation:
[ bʌfˈuːnəɹiz], [ bʌfˈuːnəɹiz], [ b_ʌ_f_ˈuː_n_ə_ɹ_i_z]
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Similar words for Buffooneries:
- drollery (noun)
- farce (noun)
- fooling (noun)
- fun (noun)
- ha-ha (noun)
- horseplay (noun)
- humor (noun)
- humorousness (noun)
- jocosity (noun)
- joke (noun)
- merriment/merrymaking (noun)
- monkey business (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- ridicule (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Buffooneries:
n.
• drollery (noun) • farce (noun)- mockery,
- caricature,
- parody,
- sham,
- low camp,
- horseplay,
- travesty,
- play,
- ridiculousness,
- pratfall comedy,
- skit,
- high camp,
- broad comedy,
- buffoonery,
- joke,
- mock,
- slapstick,
- burlesque,
- camp,
- interlude,
- comedy.
- Frolicking,
- rowdiness,
- jesting,
- nonsense,
- making light,
- joshing,
- roughhouse,
- roughhousing,
- farce,
- trifling,
- Clownishness,
- Skylarking,
- Bluffing,
- High Jinks,
- pretense,
- teasing,
- Kidding,
- spoofing.
- joking,
- gambol,
- pastime,
- merriment,
- entertainment,
- enjoyment,
- big time,
- escapade,
- recreation,
- good time,
- diversion,
- ball,
- rejoicing,
- grins,
- festivity,
- cheer,
- distraction,
- game,
- Romping,
- merrymaking,
- holiday,
- celebration,
- living it up,
- blast,
- mirth,
- whoopee,
- pleasure,
- sport,
- gaiety,
- picnic,
- relaxation,
- clowning,
- laughter,
- junketing,
- joy,
- solace,
- jocularity,
- playfulness,
- tomfoolery,
- romp,
- foolery,
- riot,
- frolic,
- treat,
- jollity.
- CAPERS,
- hijinks,
- shenanigans,
- misbehavior,
- fun and games,
- pranks,
- rough-housing,
- fooling around,
- antics.
- badinage,
- joyfulness,
- raillery,
- wisecrack,
- gag,
- comicalness,
- jocosity,
- witticism,
- pleasantry,
- amusement,
- whimsy,
- levity,
- jocoseness,
- happiness,
- high spirits,
- Comicality,
- fun,
- drollery,
- wittiness,
- flippancy,
- banter,
- jest,
- lightness,
- facetiousness,
- wit.
- payoff,
- saw,
- monkeyshine,
- mummery,
- shaggy-dog story,
- laugh,
- one-liner,
- bon mot,
- rib,
- chestnut,
- vagary,
- antic,
- hoodwinking,
- prank,
- revel,
- snow job,
- epigram,
- trick,
- mischief,
- lark,
- sally,
- shenanigan,
- quirk,
- pun,
- stunt,
- yarn,
- repartee,
- put-on,
- jape,
- caprice,
- humor,
- spree,
- ha-ha,
- caper.
- hilarity,
- conviviality,
- glee,
- cheerfulness,
- joviality,
- liveliness,
- shindig,
- revelry,
- self-indulgence,
- wingding,
- indulgence,
- brawl,
- laughs,
- jocundity,
- hoopla.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- quirkiness,
- whimsey,
- fraud,
- labor,
- egg,
- bacchanalia,
- digression,
- inner circle,
- brainpower,
- carouse,
- stubble,
- beguilement,
- faker,
- final payment,
- clown,
- light-mindedness,
- choke,
- brain,
- fictitious,
- irresponsibleness,
- free rein,
- maneuver,
- flack,
- run around,
- make-believe,
- dalliance,
- bollock,
- ballyhoo,
- bemock,
- wreak,
- light,
- exultant,
- take on,
- thigh-slapper,
- check,
- chicane,
- come up,
- simulate,
- jollify,
- correspond,
- takings,
- sneak,
- vacuity,
- fantastic,
- sportswoman,
- tent,
- halt,
- mentality,
- guy,
- diddle,
- sense of humor,
- ease,
- capriciousness,
- assume,
- capriole,
- pasquinade,
- shaft,
- bribe,
- intemperateness,
- indulging,
- encounter,
- put on,
- imitation,
- archeological site,
- feigning,
- shoot,
- compass,
- pretension,
- encampment,
- shell,
- tarradiddle,
- digging,
- dig up,
- wages,
- do by,
- make happy,
- pleasance,
- gamey,
- gimcrackery,
- taradiddle,
- gambling,
- quizzical,
- delicacy,
- pretence,
- pretended,
- duck soup,
- mot,
- cabbage,
- laugh at,
- comb-out,
- knock,
- jolly along,
- kickshaw,
- queerness,
- clap,
- drama,
- work,
- clique,
- gladden,
- express mirth,
- dissembling,
- maleficence,
- field day,
- gibelike,
- balefulness,
- jubilation,
- barb,
- get the picture,
- runaway,
- hoyden,
- crack,
- body fluid,
- lark about,
- solemnization,
- shuck,
- formal,
- tantalize,
- exultation,
- debauch,
- shot,
- fraudulence,
- rollick,
- debauchery,
- send-up,
- galling,
- sidesplitter,
- bet on,
- fling,
- triumphal,
- disorderliness,
- sweep,
- ape,
- purloin,
- gaming,
- mischievousness,
- husk,
- mobilize,
- deflexion,
- orchis,
- puckishness,
- slam dance,
- gleefulness,
- pep up,
- dupery,
- halting,
- sortie,
- jeering,
- fag,
- playing period,
- wager,
- freeze off,
- eruption,
- life,
- orb,
- mass meeting,
- negligible,
- boom,
- bash,
- harlequinade,
- dainty,
- urge,
- kid,
- hollow,
- pushover,
- skylark,
- hoax,
- vexing,
- stake,
- mood,
- mindlessness,
- stab,
- senselessness,
- pesky,
- enjoy,
- testis,
- roasted,
- josh,
- cheer up,
- issue,
- frill,
- cut into,
- gust,
- gage,
- rest,
- piece of cake,
- run,
- reject,
- magic trick,
- backchat,
- hooey,
- joyousness,
- period of play,
- return,
- affect,
- cavort,
- sportsman,
- nimbleness,
- delectation,
- camp down,
- blackguard,
- proverb,
- divagation,
- pretext,
- disport,
- recital,
- grasp,
- delve,
- guise,
- plug,
- irritating,
- jocular,
- slackening,
- spurn,
- proceeds,
- swordplay,
- act,
- pointlessness,
- hoot,
- baseball game,
- play a trick on,
- twit,
- contemn,
- plot,
- boloney,
- retch,
- inspire,
- adage,
- high jinx,
- turn over,
- forcemeat,
- humoring,
- scoff,
- waggishness,
- false,
- intermezzo,
- shindy,
- dawdling,
- deal,
- meaninglessness,
- lift,
- play a joke on,
- back,
- blare,
- jubilant,
- adventure,
- spirit,
- toil,
- vacation,
- gimcrack,
- feign,
- despise,
- toy,
- meet,
- soothe,
- crucify,
- hearten,
- dally,
- tantalise,
- fatuity,
- quip,
- scream,
- bait,
- tosh,
- humour,
- job,
- plow,
- liberalization,
- retort,
- leniency,
- plaguey,
- express joy,
- mutation,
- jibe,
- punt,
- hiss,
- tease,
- pseudo,
- fake,
- represent,
- rallying,
- frivolity,
- insaneness,
- derisive,
- jest at,
- nobble,
- pestering,
- trickery,
- imposter,
- liquid body substance,
- derogation,
- drunken revelry,
- devilment,
- camp out,
- ingroup,
- pinch,
- prod,
- misdeed,
- relaxation method,
- repose,
- feature,
- summercater,
- rejoinder,
- ballock,
- guile,
- agree,
- free-for-all,
- sunshine,
- roguery,
- pretending,
- trumpery,
- lightsomeness,
- learning ability,
- bid,
- moil,
- yield,
- gritty,
- make for,
- misbehaviour,
- howler,
- snap,
- match,
- nonsensical,
- chunk,
- make merry,
- exchange,
- boast,
- agility,
- despite,
- sprightliness,
- dissemble,
- spunky,
- riposte,
- bodily fluid,
- jolly,
- consolation,
- pursuit,
- hokum,
- rag,
- twaddle,
- snarf,
- regale,
- shammer,
- dig out,
- roguishness,
- pillory,
- bird,
- use,
- sallying forth,
- apprehend,
- savage,
- raspberry,
- cover,
- pretend,
- byword,
- exulting,
- pestiferous,
- muster,
- bilgewater,
- flim-flam,
- noncompliance,
- labour,
- postiche,
- notion,
- mettlesome,
- campy,
- wag,
- drum up,
- exhort,
- flightiness,
- wrangle,
- rowdyism,
- triumphant,
- thrust,
- oddity,
- blowout,
- embolden,
- act as,
- ribbing,
- saturnalia,
- ridicule,
- impostor,
- playact,
- savvy,
- walkaway,
- rascality,
- whoremonger,
- poke,
- fob,
- chicanery,
- shimmer,
- deception,
- unwiseness,
- dangerous undertaking,
- flak,
- madness,
- nettlesome,
- solacement,
- bring,
- costa,
- process,
- role player,
- jocose,
- muster up,
- blitheness,
- musket ball,
- snort,
- pack,
- fictive,
- folderal,
- gimpy,
- depreciation,
- spoof,
- jinks,
- straw,
- encamp,
- roister,
- trifle,
- muzzle,
- paronomasia,
- hype,
- root on,
- pretender,
- merriness,
- bet,
- conjuring trick,
- call up,
- outing,
- frisk,
- risky venture,
- ride,
- deflection,
- mocking,
- whoop it up,
- card,
- deviation,
- flummery,
- daftness,
- attack,
- fiddle,
- mobilise,
- pooh-pooh,
- summon,
- mirthfulness,
- roleplay,
- impersonation,
- haw-haw,
- jabbing,
- barrack,
- intemperance,
- betise,
- delight,
- conjuration,
- public violence,
- magic,
- giddiness,
- impulse,
- stuff and nonsense,
- recreate,
- meadowlark,
- wassail,
- strangle,
- wile,
- bothersome,
- child's play,
- blow,
- bacchanal,
- assumed,
- hee-haw,
- stalk,
- sunniness,
- manoeuvre,
- lenience,
- fast one,
- smash,
- heave,
- walkover,
- relaxation behavior,
- biz,
- testicle,
- beat up,
- shoo-in,
- poking,
- refugee camp,
- weightlessness,
- globe,
- take,
- clump,
- crotchet,
- knock down,
- pilfer,
- travail,
- patronage,
- abstract,
- wordplay,
- boo,
- hook,
- mutant,
- pull a fast one on,
- tomboy,
- dramatic play,
- temper,
- sendup,
- play tricks,
- fantastical,
- titlark,
- humbug,
- stuff,
- thrusting,
- nut,
- nonsensicality,
- power saw,
- sawing machine,
- illusion,
- razzing,
- flout,
- rejoice,
- pseud,
- disrespect,
- scoffing,
- paltry,
- cinch,
- fret,
- elation,
- variation,
- fit,
- interest,
- fire,
- bang,
- comfort,
- condescension,
- sunk fence,
- drool,
- bosh,
- arbitrariness,
- flap down,
- reward,
- looseness,
- athletics,
- poke fun,
- pampering,
- filch,
- baseball,
- imbecility,
- glob,
- animation,
- easiness,
- diversionary attack,
- annoying,
- pipit,
- refreshment,
- thrash,
- breeze,
- bivouac,
- lump,
- prideful,
- jolly up,
- punning,
- clown around,
- baloney,
- cantonment,
- thread,
- flirt,
- solemnisation,
- drudge,
- nail,
- handle,
- folly,
- give-and-take,
- loosening,
- lampoon,
- suffocate,
- joint,
- roughness,
- falderol,
- excavation,
- grind,
- counter,
- address,
- takeoff,
- gamy,
- wow,
- rioting,
- rebound,
- plaguy,
- spiel,
- belly laugh,
- orgy,
- make fun,
- mental capacity,
- jollification,
- gloating,
- racket,
- deviltry,
- devilry,
- clod,
- bunk,
- mosh,
- console,
- legerity,
- turn,
- liberalisation,
- summer camp,
- horselaugh,
- spirited,
- gloat,
- chestnut tree,
- dispraise,
- impishness,
- legerdemain,
- fatuousness,
- grotesque,
- felicity,
- crippled,
- tally,
- lame,
- care for,
- whim,
- whoremaster,
- caustic remark,
- goody,
- urge on,
- misdirection,
- flakiness,
- comprehend,
- excavate,
- turn down,
- farce comedy,
- coterie,
- secret plan,
- replication,
- vexatious,
- entr'acte,
- laugher,
- narration,
- simulation,
- fox.
How to use "Buffooneries" in context?
Contributed by Gail D. Loeb, RN, MS
Buffooneries are usually considered humorous and enjoyable diversions, but they can also be risky. Just because something is considered a buffoonery doesn't mean it's harmless.
Some examples of buffoonery include doing nutty things just to get attention, appearing in public naked or wearing bizarre clothing, and making irritating or loud noises.
While buffooneries can be a lot of fun, they also have the potential to hurt others. For example, a person who constantly exposes themselves to public scrutiny may be ridiculed and feel uncomfortable.
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