buffone

Originating from the Italian language this word means clown, joker, pagliaccio (or pagliazzo). Becoming popular in Scotland with the arrival of the Lazzarini brothers.

Also see pagliaccio or pagliazzo.

Ehehehh, you are a real buffone David... I can't believe you said that.

Rickybu what a buffone are you?

by Aldo Lo Spavaldo May 1, 2005

Buffoonery

Act of a clown, foolishness, tomfoolery

Oh wow look at all this buffoonery

by Chemistryyy July 13, 2018

Buffoonery

The act of people being annoying and retarded.

Stop the buffoonery

by Josh.ELSBWCMT. July 16, 2020

mongounish buffoonery

mon-goon-ish ba-foon-ary

An expression used to describe an act of pure stupidity or ignorance.

When your friend asks you to do something stupid, you would say:
I will have no part of this mongounish buffoonery!
The way they run this company is pure mongounish buffoonery.

by rrmightymena April 10, 2011

bouffon

French and suburbanite insult ('idiot').

T'es vraiment un gros bouffon !

by Marianne January 18, 2004

buffoonery

(1) a term to describe an act of complete twattery, normally carried out by a buffoon.
(2) plural of buffet.

(1) "did you hear of Dan Newton's latest act of buffoonery?"
(2) "what a nice buffoonery! where are the sausages on sticks, eh?"

by failure33object April 26, 2005

Buffone

Sexy Beast

J.C-Buffone I think ur a HOTTY
Buffone-Nah Im a SEXY BEAST!!!!

by Ryan November 19, 2003