Italian | English |
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buffo adjective | playful(funny, humorous, jesting, frolicsome) whimsical(Given to whimsy; capricious; odd; peculiar; playful; light-hearted or amusing) |
buffo noun {m} | debt [debts](state or condition of owing something to another) |
buffo adjective {m} | funny [funnier, funniest](amusing; comical) goofy(silly) |
buffona noun {f} | clown [clowns](person acting in a silly fashion) |
buffonata noun {f} | antic [antics](ludicrous act or behaviour) frolic [frolics](playful antic) |
buffone noun {m} | antic [antics](grotesque performer or clown) clown [clowns](person acting in a silly fashion) court jester(person who amused a medieval court) fool [fools](jester) joker [jokers](person who makes jokes) |
buffone di corte noun {m} | court jester(person who amused a medieval court) fool [fools](jester) joker [jokers](person who makes jokes) |
buffonesco adjective {m} | clownish(resembling a clown) clownlike(resembling a clown) |
fare il buffone verb | play the fool(behave in a foolish manner) |
macaco di Buffon noun {m} | crab-eating macaque(Macaca fascicularis) |
rabbuffo noun {m} | reprimand [reprimands](severe, formal or official reproof) |
sbuffo noun {m} | chug(sound) plume [plumes](cloud formed by a dispersed substance fanning out or spreading) puff [puffs](sharp exhalation of a small amount of breath through the mouth) sigh [sighs](act of sighing) |