| 11. | In fact, he is also something of a buffoon.
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| 12. | Neither are military buffoons in search of glory or empires.
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| 13. | It is generally viewed as being made up of bozos and buffoons.
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| 14. | Unfortunately the press made him out to be a buffoon.
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| 15. | I didn't want to sound like a buffoon ."
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| 16. | A buffoon played the accordion, and Gubaidulina danced to its music.
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| 17. | Or a silly buffoon who traces his roots to India or Pakistan.
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| 18. | It's time for another young actor to play the buffoon.
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| 19. | Police officers are often depicted as buffoons or crooks in Bollywood movies.
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| 20. | I imagined this headline : " Buffoons Behind Fiasco !"
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