farceurs
/fɑrˈsɜrz/
noun
- People who write or perform farces (humorous plays or situations).
- The farceurs kept the audience laughing with their silly antics on stage.
- In the writers' room, the farceurs brainstormed ridiculous plot twists for the comedy.
- The festival featured several famous farceurs from around the country.
- People who act in a silly or ridiculous way, often causing confusion or disorder.
- Don't listen to those farceurs; they're just trying to stir up trouble for fun.
- The class clowns were the farceurs of the school, always pulling pranks in the hallway.
- The meeting turned into chaos when the farceurs started making jokes instead of discussing the budget.