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.
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?
Rickybu what a buffone are you?
by Aldo Lo Spavaldo May 1, 2005
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Get the Buffone mug.The behavior of the jockocracy, especially in High School. Swaggering buffoonery is distinguished from mere buffoonery by the injection of confrontational menace and humiliation into horseplay.
Justin was brilliant but barely 5'4" as a freshman, in other words the ideal victim for the swaggering buffoonery of the jocks.
by Mo Dixley August 5, 2005
Get the swaggering buffoonery mug.An insult which does not require you to swear but destroys your opponent. This insult enlightens your opponent about their shortcomings and annoyance to the society.
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by xzybit September 1, 2004
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by Dan October 30, 2003
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