Clown

kfown, n. A husbandman; rustic; an ill-bred lum, n. A coagulated ma , as curd. [L.] man the fool in a play, circus, etc. — v. To act Coal, kol, n. Wood charred, or partially burnt; charas a clown. [Ic. klunrd, a clumsy fellow; clump, coal. (Min.) A black, solid, combustible substance, club, clumsy.] — Clownish, a. Like, etc.; ungainly; consisting mainly of carbon, used for fuel. — v. boorish. — Clownlshly, adv. — Clownlshne , [coaled (kold), coaling.] To burn to coal, char;