Harlequin

Pronunciation: /ˈhɑːrləkwən/

Harlequin (noun)

  1. a clown character in colorful clothes, often seen in plays or stories.
  2. a pattern with diamond shapes, often in different colors.

Examples

  • The harlequin entertained the children with jokes.
  • A harlequin danced across the stage, delighting the audience.

Common collocations: harlequin costume, play the harlequin, harlequin pattern, harlequin tiles, harlequin display

Harlequin (adjective)

  1. having many bright colors or a mix of different things.

Examples

  • The garden was a harlequin display of flowers.
  • Her harlequin wardrobe was full of bright colors.

Synonyms of Harlequin

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