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ZANY , a fool orSee also: silly See also: person
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The word came into See also: English in the 16th century from Ital
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Zane, mod
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Zanni, an See also: abbreviation of the name Giovanni (See also: John)
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This
See also: familiar See also: form of the name was given by Italians to a See also: special type of clown or buffoon who acted as an attendant or follower of the See also: regular
professional clown on the stage and made clumsy and ludicrous attempts to mimic his performance
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