Buffoonish

Back in April of 2020, smack dab in the heart of the pandemic, the buffoonish pair of Republican-sympathizing Black women who have made a career of upholding right-wing ideals typically championed by white supremacists.

Connor, the forgotten Roy sibling, is a subject of pathos rather than merely of buffoonish comic relief.

Rather than buffoonish and unclear, the PM was outlining appropriately cautious first steps.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz on Wednesday tore into the FBI agents and Justice Department officials who conducted the Russia probe — comparing them to buffoonish cartoon characters.

The physical comedy of the dancers was ungainly and buffoonish, for the sake of the characters, but still managed to show grace from the ballet.

There was Donald Trump’s buffoonish claim Thursday that federal workers who turned to food banks to feed their families during the shutdown can just “” with shops and banks.

The plot concerns a buffoonish professor and his clumsy assistant, Alfred (played by Polanski), who are traveling through Transylvania in search of vampires.

The second type of whiteface is the buffoonish clown of the Bozo type, known as "Comedy" or "Grotesque Whiteface".

Whereupon, Chief Brandon resigned in shame, Dick Tracy's superior on the police force and a presence in the strip since 1931, and Pat Patton was promoted to police chief in Brandon's place, previously Tracy's buffoonish partner.