slapstick|slapsticks in English

noun

boisterous comedy characterized by horseplay and farce; stick or combination of sticks used by clowns and other comic entertainers to produce a loud slapping sound

Use "slapstick|slapsticks" in a sentence

1. Charlie's slapstick humor gets sold fast.

2. The show contains some wonderful slapstick comedy.

3. 4 The show contains some wonderful slapstick comedy.

4. And I don't think slapstick is funny.

5. That's why nuclear war is so frightening - like slapstick.

6. Except for very basic slapstick, humour travels uncertainly.

7. Real Wanzhu with these little slapstick essentially different.

8. ‘Chaplinesque opportunities for slapstick’ More example sentences ‘There was laughter when he launched himself into a slapstick dance routine that was nothing short of Chaplinesque.’

9. Fate seemed determined to translate his dramatic mission into slapstick.

10. Goofy slapstick and ridiculous out - of - date banter make the other 10 %.

11. Much of the comedy is slapstick and loaded with black slang.

12. Taking the slapstick route, he quarried for bits and shticks, not archetypes and myths.

13. Safe return home is not slapstick, all the way security is very important.

14. Specters of Slapstick and Silent Film Comediennes has been quite a revelation to me

15. Synonyms for Buffooneries include tomfoolery, clownings, horseplay, shenanigans, skylarking, foolery, hijinks, clownery, roughhouse and slapstick

16. Chopsocky Slapstick: Violence as Humorous Excess in the Kung-Fu Comedy From Jackie Chan to Stephen Chiau

17. Such feelings infuse Ekhrajiha, which is nonetheless an odd mix of slapstick humour and mawkish sentimentality.

18. A slapstick scene usually includes someone being hit in the face with a custard pie.

19. [Baskerville] finds the perfect mix of slapstick and thrills.” - Theatermania “★★★★½

20. He is playful, too, managing the difficult manoeuvre of translating wit into sound without resorting to slapstick.

21. Thomas Pynchon has also shown a consistent fondness for slapstick effects in his novels, drawn partly from comic cinema.

22. A Compellingly inventive retelling mixing slapstick and pathos with warm humour, this is a marvellously fun night

23. A typical programme starts with popular classical works and specially commissioned pieces, and finishes with jazz and slapstick!

24. Slapstick is comedy with broad, aggressive, physical action, harmless or painless cruelty and violence. horseplay , and sight gags.

25. It was an almost slapstick comedy in which Stalin and his cultural henchman Zhdanov confront Prokofiev and Shostakovich.