harlequin

he lanced through Harlequins' midfield to score Swansea's lone try.

Oversized polka dots, harlequin shapes and chequerboard patterns are quirkily added to finish off the look.

Sixth in the Mackie series, Masquerade Ball™ Barbie& wears a multi-colored harlequin gown of vivid glass bugle beads sewn in diamond patterns, and accented with a velvety black overskirt.

a harlequin romance novel

the harlequin character in the play

a harlequin diamond pattern

to perform a harlequin dance

the harlequin color scheme

First presented in 1947, Bip was part harlequin, part homage to Charlie Chaplin's melancholy bumbler, the Little Tramp.

But in their new environments, the harlequins wiped out native ladybugs.

So people began importing an Asian species called the harlequin ladybird as natural pest control.

A parasite called microsporidia lies dormant in the circulatory systems of harlequin ladybirds.

When European ladybug species eat the harlequin ladybird eggs and larvae, they also consume the microsporidia. And die.

So suddenly to have this kind of harlequin effect is rather splendid, I think and totally unexpected.

In the street a travelling circus was passing, with mountebanks on donkeys and harlequins in parti-coloured dresses.

On buffet tables, garnished with glistening horsd'oeuvre, spiced baked hams crowded against salads of harlequin designs and pastry pigs and turkeys bewitched to a dark gold.

Thus, all the while Hepzibah was perfecting the scheme of her little shop, she had cherished an unacknowledged idea that some harlequin trick of fortune would intervene in her favor.

A few clowns, harlequins, and acrobats, a circus-rider jumping through hoops, the painted columbine, and the hunchback performing various dull and foolish antics, represented the entire force of the company.