Converse of object

• bumble: Dave, Barry S Wales Prescott is a bumbling buffoon.

• make: The show's point was to make buffoons of the out-of-touch representatives responsible for the games industry.

• play: But rather than playing buffoon to Lee's philosopher, Richard is more laid back and less analytical.

• become: He has a keen sense of humor without becoming a buffoon.

• do: News: Trimble demands arms action now Why do the bombing buffoons focus so often on Ealing?

• have: When they have a complete buffoon as prime minister, the combination is explosive.

Adjective modifier

• incompetent: I have to say, the men seem to be incompetent buffoons.

• complete: When they have a complete buffoon as prime minister, the combination is explosive.

• dangerous: For some reason, we let ourselves get painted as dangerous buffoons who are living in the past.

• ignorant: I don't know why the ignorant buffoon hasn't rung me yet.

• pompous: Panel of pompous buffoons with no real grasp of the beautiful game?

• stumbling: It was a funny and tender film partially because of Moore's steadfast performance to Grant's stumbling buffoon.

Noun used with modifier

• class: Blunkett, the class buffoon, says that immigrants speaking English at home would help " overcome the schizophrenia which bedevils generational relationships " .