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шут n stresses
gen.	fool; clown; deuce; droll; harlequin; mountebank; tomfool; man of motley; merry-andrew; motley fool; motley; hobbyhorse; merry andrew; owl glass; pickle herring; clover; the Vice (в старинных англ. моралите); gaum (Serguei_N7); patch; dizzard (grigoriy_m); buffoon (в прямом и переносном смысле); jester (A jester, court jester, or fool, was historically an entertainer during the medieval and Renaissance eras who was a member of the household of a nobleman or a monarch employed to entertain him and his guests.); balatron (ATet); ape bearer; ape carrier; derider; droller; jack pudding; one full of jests; joculator; pantaloon; pantomime; pasquil; pasquin; stage dancer; vice (в старинных комедиях)
Игорь Миг	comic figure
austral., slang	funnyman
black.sl.	coon (Баян)
derog.	mummer (Andrey Truhachev)
Gruzovik, inf.	devil
hist.	owl-glass; fool (при дворе и т.п.)
inf.	patcher
ital.	zany
jarg., obs.	jack-pudding
obs.	antic; scaramouch; kickshoe; mime; scomm
psychiat.	acute schizophrenic episode
slang	buff (MichaelBurov)
sport.	shoot (В рестлинге любое нарушение кейфеба, как удар в полную силу, реально травмирующий оппонента, так и интервью или промо рестлера, в которых появляются отклонения от сценария. r313)
uncom.	pickle-herring
шутов n
gen.	clown
hist.	jester
шуты n
gen.	men of motley
Russian thesaurus
шутов n
Gruzovik	прил. от шут

шут: 79 phrases in 11 subjects

American usage, not spelling	1
Contemptuous	2
General	49
Informal	10
Invective	1
Literature	2
Makarov	4
Music	1
Obsolete / dated	7
Religion	1
Security systems	1