a fool

clown like person

a person (especially in a circus or pantomime) who makes a living by dressing up and doing foolish or funny things

joking person

daring, mischievous or adventurous act, often one causing gossip or trouble

adventure, usually light-hearted

to play about in a gay, lively way

amusement, revel

causing fun or laughter

comical, humorous

strange, ugly and unnatural

ugly, misshapen

a person who jests, especially (in olden times) a man paid to make jokes to amuse the court or nobles

person who jokes, plays jokes

(music for) a kind of quick, lively dance; an apparatus that holds a piece of work and guides the tools that are used on it

trick

something said or done to cause amusement

fun, quip

(any of many kinds of) small brown songbird; a bit of fun; to be foolish and waste time

escapade

ridiculous

absurd, ridiculous

person who jokes, plays jokes

person who jokes, plays jokes

in a mood for play; not serious

funny, fun-loving

a playful or mischievous trick

practical joke; frivolity

deserving to be laughed at; foolish

stupid, funny

(especially of children) to play about, especially running, jumping and being noisy; to win or succeed quickly or without apparent effort

fun; caper

connected with, interested in, sport; showing fairness

playful

a dangerous act needing skill or daring (as in a film or circus); to slow down the growth or development of (a person, body)

deed, trick