laughing clowns
laughing clowns is the plural of laughing clown.
Meaning of laughing clown
Noun
laughing clown (plural laughing clowns)
- One of a series of clown figurines, typically from the torso up with laughing face and open mouth, which move from side to side as part of a fairground or sideshow game the aim of which is to insert balls into the mouth at the right time to win a prize.
- [H]e'd managed to con himself a job with a travelling showman and had left the district half-drunk on the back of a truck hauling one of those laughing clowns games.1994, Mike Hayes, Tell Us Anothree! More yarns from all around Australia, Sydney: The Australian Broadcasting Corporation, published 2001, page 102
Questions about laughing clowns
- What is laughing clowns the plural of?
- Laughing clowns is the plural of laughing clown.
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