auguste
noun
au·guste
ˈau̇gəst
plural -s
often capitalized
: a circus clown who appears in white makeup and follows a chiefly slapstick routine
Word History
Etymology
French, probably from German august, from the name August
First Known Use
circa 1903, in the meaning defined above
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