What is another word for cap and bells?
Pronunciation: [kˈap and bˈɛlz] (IPA) 
The phrase "cap and bells" refers to the traditional headwear and jester's accessory of what is often seen as a clown or entertainer. There are several synonyms for this phrase, including "fool's cap," "jester's hat," and "clown hat." Some other terms related to this concept include "motley," which refers to a multi-colored costume worn by jesters and clowns, and "buffoonery," which describes the exaggerated and playful behavior often associated with such performers. The use of these synonyms and related terms can convey a sense of humor, playfulness, or lightheartedness in writing and conversation.
