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13 Typical Owls

1. Northern Hawk-owl
2. Western Screech-Owl
3. Elf Owl
4. Burrowing Owl
5. Maned Owl
6. Flammulated Owl
7. Long-whiskered Owlet
8. Eurasian Eagle Owl
9. Great horned owl
10. Boreal Owl
11. Barn owl

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3 Typical Owls

1. Northern Hawk-owl
2. Western Screech-Owl
3. Elf Owl
4. Burrowing Owl
5. Maned Owl
6. Flammulated Owl
7. Long-whiskered Owlet
8. Eurasian Eagle Owl
9. Great horned owl
10. Boreal Owl
11. Barn owl
12. Twawney Owl

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13 Typical Owls

1. Northern Hawk-owl
2. Western Screech-Owl
3. Elf Owl
4. Burrowing Owl
5. Maned Owl
6. Flammulated Owl
7. Long-whiskered Owlet
8. Eurasian Eagle Owl
9. Great horned owl
10. Boreal Owl
11. Barn owl
12. Twawney Owl
13. Jamaican Owl


13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin
3. Don Johnson

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin
3. Don Johnson
4. Val Kilmer

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin
3. Don Johnson
4. Val Kilmer
5. Frank Stallone, Jr ( brother of Sylvester)

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin
3. Don Johnson
4. Val Kilmer
5. Frank Stallone, Jr ( brother of Sylvester)
6. Harvey Keitel

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin
3. Don Johnson
4. Val Kilmer
5. Frank Stallone, Jr ( brother of Sylvester)
6. Harvey Keitel
7. Paul Hipp

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin
3. Don Johnson
4. Val Kilmer
5. Frank Stallone, Jr ( brother of Sylvester)
6. Harvey Keitel
7. Paul Hipp
8. Jack White (Walk hard 2007)

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin
3. Don Johnson
4. Val Kilmer
5. Frank Stallone, Jr ( brother of Sylvester)
6. Harvey Keitel
7. Paul Hipp
8. Jack White (Walk hard 2007)
9. Paul Boensch

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin
3. Don Johnson
4. Val Kilmer
5. Frank Stallone, Jr ( brother of Sylvester)
6. Harvey Keitel
7. Paul Hipp
8. Jack White (Walk hard 2007)
9. Paul Boensch
10. Rob Youngblood

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin
3. Don Johnson
4. Val Kilmer
5. Frank Stallone, Jr ( brother of Sylvester)
6. Harvey Keitel
7. Paul Hipp
8. Jack White (Walk hard 2007)
9. Paul Boensch
10. Rob Youngblood
11. John Sparks

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin
3. Don Johnson
4. Val Kilmer
5. Frank Stallone, Jr ( brother of Sylvester)
6. Harvey Keitel
7. Paul Hipp
8. Jack White (Walk hard 2007)
9. Paul Boensch
10. Rob Youngblood
11. John Sparks
12. Tyler Hilton (Walk the Line)

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13 Actors who have played Elvis Presley

1. Kurt Russell
2. Steve Martin
3. Don Johnson
4. Val Kilmer
5. Frank Stallone, Jr ( brother of Sylvester)
6. Harvey Keitel
7. Paul Hipp
8. Jack White (Walk hard 2007)
9. Paul Boensch
10. Rob Youngblood
11. John Sparks
12. Tyler Hilton (Walk the Line)
13. George Thomas


13 Circus clown gags

1. The Baseball Gag

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13 Circus clown gags

1. The Baseball Gag
2. Sweeping Up the Spotlight
3. The Boxing Gag

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13 Circus clown gags

1. The Baseball Gag
2. Sweeping Up the Spotlight
3. The Boxing Gag
4. The Firehouse
5. The Midget Car

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13 Circus clown gags

1. The Baseball Gag
2. Sweeping Up the Spotlight
3. The Boxing Gag
4. The Firehouse
5. The Midget Car
6. The Barber Shop
7. Blowing Up the Fat Man

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13 Circus clown gags

1. The Baseball Gag
2. Sweeping Up the Spotlight
3. The Boxing Gag
4. The Firehouse
5. The Midget Car
6. The Barber Shop
7. Blowing Up the Fat Man
8. The Washerwomen
9. The Busy Bee

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13 Circus clown gags

1. The Baseball Gag
2. Sweeping Up the Spotlight
3. The Boxing Gag
4. The Firehouse
5. The Midget Car
6. The Barber Shop
7. Blowing Up the Fat Man
8. The Washerwomen
9. The Busy Bee
10. Throwing a Pie in the Face

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13 Circus clown gags

1. The Baseball Gag
2. Sweeping Up the Spotlight
3. The Boxing Gag
4. The Firehouse
5. The Midget Car
6. The Barber Shop
7. Blowing Up the Fat Man
8. The Washerwomen
9. The Busy Bee
10. Throwing a Pie in the Face
11. The Army gag

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13 Circus clown gags

1. The Baseball Gag
2. Sweeping Up the Spotlight
3. The Boxing Gag
4. The Firehouse
5. The Midget Car
6. The Barber Shop
7. Blowing Up the Fat Man
8. The Washerwomen
9. The Busy Bee
10. Throwing a Pie in the Face
11. The Army gag
12. The Adam Smasher

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13 Circus clown gags

1. The Baseball Gag
2. Sweeping Up the Spotlight
3. The Boxing Gag
4. The Firehouse
5. The Midget Car
6. The Barber Shop
7. Blowing Up the Fat Man
8. The Washerwomen
9. The Busy Bee
10. Throwing a Pie in the Face
11. The Army gag
12. The Adam Smasher
13. The Levitation
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Name 13 Circus clown lingo's

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience

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Name 13 Circus clown lingo's

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.

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Name 13 Circus clown lingo's

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.

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Name 13 Circus clown lingo's

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.
4. Clown Alley — The clowns' dressing and prop area.

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Name 13 Circus clown lingo's

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.
4. Clown Alley — The clowns' dressing and prop area.
5. Chase — a quick run around the hippodrome track, usually with one clown literally chasing another.

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Name 13 Circus clown lingo's

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.
4. Clown Alley — The clowns' dressing and prop area.
5. Chase — a quick run around the hippodrome track, usually with one clown literally chasing another.
6. First of May - A new clown in their the first season as a performer in the circus.

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Name 13 Circus clown lingo's

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.
4. Clown Alley — The clowns' dressing and prop area.
5. Chase — a quick run around the hippodrome track, usually with one clown literally chasing another.
6. First of May - A new clown in their the first season as a performer in the circus.
7. Charivari — A raucous acrobatic clown routine, typically done by a large group of clowns, consisting of a series of fast-paced acrobatic maneuvers and comedy jumps off of a mini trampoline, over a vaulting horse and into a mat.

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ame 13 Circus clown lingo's

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.
4. Clown Alley — The clowns' dressing and prop area.
5. Chase — a quick run around the hippodrome track, usually with one clown literally chasing another.
6. First of May - A new clown in their the first season as a performer in the circus.
7. Charivari — A raucous acrobatic clown routine, typically done by a large group of clowns, consisting of a series of fast-paced acrobatic maneuvers and comedy jumps off of a mini trampoline, over a vaulting horse and into a mat.
8. Clown Stop / A brief appearance of the clowns while the props are being changed.

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Name 13 Circus clown lingo's

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.
4. Clown Alley — The clowns' dressing and prop area.
5. Chase — a quick run around the hippodrome track, usually with one clown literally chasing another.
6. First of May - A new clown in their the first season as a performer in the circus.
7. Charivari — A raucous acrobatic clown routine, typically done by a large group of clowns, consisting of a series of fast-paced acrobatic maneuvers and comedy jumps off of a mini trampoline, over a vaulting horse and into a mat.
8. Clown Stop / A brief appearance of the clowns while the props are being changed.
9. Caring Clown — Non circus term used to refer to clowns who specialize in hospital visits

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Name 13 Circus clown lingo's

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.
4. Clown Alley — The clowns' dressing and prop area.
5. Chase — a quick run around the hippodrome track, usually with one clown literally chasing another.
6. First of May - A new clown in their the first season as a performer in the circus.
7. Charivari — A raucous acrobatic clown routine, typically done by a large group of clowns, consisting of a series of fast-paced acrobatic maneuvers and comedy jumps off of a mini trampoline, over a vaulting horse and into a mat.
8. Clown Stop / A brief appearance of the clowns while the props are being changed.
9. Caring Clown — Non circus term used to refer to clowns who specialize in hospital visits
10. Joey, all clowns are nicknamed Joey, after the father of modern clowning. Joseph Grimaldi.

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13 Circus clown lingo

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.
4. Clown Alley — The clowns' dressing and prop area.
5. Chase — a quick run around the hippodrome track, usually with one clown literally chasing another.
6. First of May - A new clown in their the first season as a performer in the circus.
7. Charivari — A raucous acrobatic clown routine, typically done by a large group of clowns, consisting of a series of fast-paced acrobatic maneuvers and comedy jumps off of a mini trampoline, over a vaulting horse and into a mat.
8. Clown Stop / A brief appearance of the clowns while the props are being changed.
9. Caring Clown — Non circus term used to refer to clowns who specialize in hospital visits
10. Joey, all clowns are nicknamed Joey, after the father of modern clowning. Joseph Grimaldi.
11. Producing Clown — The clown who writes, directs and procures props and costumes for a gag.

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13 Circus clown lingo

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.
4. Clown Alley — The clowns' dressing and prop area.
5. Chase — a quick run around the hippodrome track, usually with one clown literally chasing another.
6. First of May - A new clown in their the first season as a performer in the circus.
7. Charivari — A raucous acrobatic clown routine, typically done by a large group of clowns, consisting of a series of fast-paced acrobatic maneuvers and comedy jumps off of a mini trampoline, over a vaulting horse and into a mat.
8. Clown Stop / A brief appearance of the clowns while the props are being changed.
9. Caring Clown — Non circus term used to refer to clowns who specialize in hospital visits
10. Joey, all clowns are nicknamed Joey, after the father of modern clowning. Joseph Grimaldi.
11. First of May — A term also used in the carnival, meaning a novice performer in his first season on a show. Shows used to leave winter quarters for their opening spot on the first of May, and there are always some new workers hired on the first of May who have never worked shows before. __________________
See number 6.

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Ooops!! Missed it completely! Thanks for the heads-up. It's all fixed now :)

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3 Circus clown lingo

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.
4. Clown Alley — The clowns' dressing and prop area.
5. Chase — a quick run around the hippodrome track, usually with one clown literally chasing another.
6. First of May - A new clown in their the first season as a performer in the circus.
7. Charivari — A raucous acrobatic clown routine, typically done by a large group of clowns, consisting of a series of fast-paced acrobatic maneuvers and comedy jumps off of a mini trampoline, over a vaulting horse and into a mat.
8. Clown Stop / A brief appearance of the clowns while the props are being changed.
9. Caring Clown — Non circus term used to refer to clowns who specialize in hospital visits
10. Joey, all clowns are nicknamed Joey, after the father of modern clowning. Joseph Grimaldi.
11. Producing Clown — The clown who writes, directs and procures props and costumes for a gag.
12 .BUMP A NOSE: clown translation of break a leg.

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13 Circus clown lingo

1. Hippodrome Track — The oval area between the rings and audience
2. Knockabout Act — Comedy act involving physical humor and exaggerated mock violence.
3. Blow Off — The visual "punchline" of a clown gag.
4. Clown Alley — The clowns' dressing and prop area.
5. Chase — a quick run around the hippodrome track, usually with one clown literally chasing another.
6. First of May - A new clown in their the first season as a performer in the circus.
7. Charivari — A raucous acrobatic clown routine, typically done by a large group of clowns, consisting of a series of fast-paced acrobatic maneuvers and comedy jumps off of a mini trampoline, over a vaulting horse and into a mat.
8. Clown Stop / A brief appearance of the clowns while the props are being changed.
9. Caring Clown — Non circus term used to refer to clowns who specialize in hospital visits
10. Joey, all clowns are nicknamed Joey, after the father of modern clowning. Joseph Grimaldi.
11. Producing Clown — The clown who writes, directs and procures props and costumes for a gag.
12 .BUMP A NOSE: clown translation of break a leg.
13. Trouper — A person who has spent at least one full season with the circus, and whose response to the demands of life and work on the road are those of a seasoned veteran. Also used in vaudeville (and in theatre in general) to mean a veteran performer.


13 words that end with -graph

1. choreograph