Circus Performers

noun a person who performs acrobatics high above the ground on a trapeze or tightrope

• The aerialist performed a breathtaking routine high above the crowd.
• Did you see that aerialist flipping through the air? So cool!
• That aerialist is a total boss at flying through the air!
• She navigated the social scene like an aerialist, gracefully moving from group to group.

noun a comic entertainer, especially one in a circus, wearing a traditional costume and exaggerated makeup

• The children were delighted by the performance of the professional clown at the birthday party.
• Did you see that clown messing around at the circus yesterday?
• That guy is such a clown, always making jokes and acting silly.
• Her bright red nose and oversized shoes made her look like a clown in the office meeting.

noun A person who performs tricks or illusions, especially with objects such as balls, rings, or knives

• The juggler performed an impressive routine at the corporate event.
• I saw a juggler at the park juggling balls and clubs.
• That guy is a real juggler, always managing multiple tasks at once.
• Being a parent is like being a juggler, constantly balancing different responsibilities.

noun a person who is in charge of a circus performance and who introduces the acts to the audience

• The ringmaster oversaw the entire circus performance with precision and grace.
• The ringmaster was the coolest person in the circus, always in charge and keeping everyone entertained.
• That ringmaster sure knows how to run the show like a boss.
• In the chaotic world of politics, the ringmaster orchestrates the events behind the scenes.

noun a person who performs acrobatic feats on a tightrope

• The tightrope walker gracefully balanced on the thin rope high above the crowd.
• Did you see that tightrope walker at the circus? They were amazing!
• That tightrope walker has nerves of steel, dude.
• Being a manager feels like being a tightrope walker, constantly balancing different tasks and responsibilities.

noun a group of actors, dancers, or performers who work together

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• The theater troupe performed a classical play for the audience.
• The troupe put on a great show last night!
• That troupe is so talented, they really know how to entertain.
• The troupe of dancers moved in perfect harmony, like a well-oiled machine.

noun a person who performs gymnastics or other physical feats involving agility and coordination

• The acrobates performed a stunning routine at the circus.
• Did you see those acrobates flipping through the air?
• Those acrobates were totally killing it on stage!
• Balancing work and family life is like being an acrobate in a circus.