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Jester
Jest´er
n.
1.
A
buffoon
;
a
merry-andrew
;
a
court
fool
.
This
. . .
was
Yorick
'
s
skull
,
the
king
'
s
jester
.
- Shak.
Dressed
in
the
motley
garb
that
jesters
wear
.
- Longfellow.
2.
A
person
addicted
to
jesting
,
or
to
indulgence
in
light
and
amusing
talk
.
He
ambled
up
and
down
With
shallow
jesters
.
- Shak.
Noun
1.
jester
-
a
professional
clown
employed
to
entertain
a
king
or
nobleman
in
the
middle
ages
Synonyms:
motley fool
,
fool
To
see
a
jester
in
your
dream
,
symbolizes
that
petty
things
and
silly
pastimes
will
cause
you
to
ignore
important
matters
.
Columbine
,
Hanswurst
,
Harlequin
,
Pantalone
,
Pantaloon
,
Polichinelle
,
Pulcinella
,
Punch
,
Punchinello
,
Scaramouch
,
banana
,
buffo
,
burlesquer
,
caricaturist
,
clown
,
comedian
,
comic
,
cutup
,
droll
,
epigrammatist
,
funnyman
,
gag
writer
,
gagman
,
gagster
,
humorist
,
idiot
,
ironist
,
jack-pudding
,
joker
,
jokesmith
,
jokester
,
lampooner
,
madcap
,
merry-andrew
,
motley
,
motley
fool
,
parodist
,
pickle-herring
,
prankster
,
punner
,
punster
,
quipster
,
reparteeist
,
satirist
,
wag
,
wagwit
,
wisecracker
,
wit
,
witling
,
zany
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