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Clowns are basically unknown in Dwarven culture. This is partially because any kind of recreation besides drinking games are seen as un-dwarvenly, but also because facepaint doesn't work that well with excessive facial hair.
Clowns is often used as an anti-spoiler term by Dwarf Fortress players.
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| "Clowns" is used as a spoiler free reference to Creatures related to hidden fun stuff | |