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Meaning:
actor

a person who acts on the stage or TV, or in films

person who performs, entertains by role-playing

banana

a long, curved, thick-skinned (yellow when ripe) tropical fruit

person who kids, teases

comedian

an actor who plays comic parts in plays etc

funny person, often professional

comic

a magazine with comic strips

funny person, often professional

feeder

a person or animal that feeds (in the way mentioned); a feeding-bottle or bib for a baby

comedian who sets up joke

follower

supporter; admirer

person who believes or has great interest

fool

a person without much sense

stupid or ridiculous person

henchman

a faithful supporter, especially one who obeys without question the orders of a leader

follower

jackal

a kind of wild animal like a dog

person who allows himself to be used

joker

a person, who is fond of making jokes; an extra playing-cards with the highest value, used in some games

person who kids, teases

minion

a worker who, in order to win favour, obeys orders too readily

sycophant

ninny

fool

fool

parasite

an animal or plant living on or in another and getting its food from it; a person supported by another and giving nothing in return

something that exists by taking from or depending on another

puppet

a small figure of a person, animal etc with jointed limbs moved by wires or strings

person or toy manipulated by another

scapegoat

a person blamed or punished for the mistake(s) or fault(s) of another or others

person who takes blame of

simpleton

a foolish person, especially one who is easily deceived

fool

sucker

an organ of some animals that sticks to a surface by suction; a person foolish enough to be deceived by advertisements, a deceitful person etc

victim

taker

a person who accepts an offer from a person selling something

something that exists by taking from or depending on another

turkey

(the flesh of) a kind of large bird, eaten as food

fool

victim

a person, animal etc suffering injury, pain, loss etc because of circumstances, an event, war, an accident etc

someone or something sacrificed, preyed upon

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