hotdog
hot dog
stunter
fraud
fiddler
stuntedly
twiddler
cowboy
trickster
practical joke
contortionist
manipular
rough-and-tumble
ratfuck
stunt
artificer
party trick
manipulatively
stunting
psycho
dodger
dog trick
conjuror
conjurer
magician
illusionist
prestidigitator
chouse
enfant terrible
chicane
cheat
mime
hypermanipulative
jockey
screw
headstand
stuntwoman
shaft
acrobatically
serve someone a trick
cardician
argonaut
tricklining
play for a fool
pleasure seeker
stuntwork
aerialist
circus acrobat
balancer
skulduggery
trampoliner
teeterboard
jokeman
attention whore
hocus
set up
Figaro
influence
puller
Catiline
peculiarly
player
outfox
saltimbanque
direct activist
participant
beguiler
manicurer
hat trick
sell
bluffer
Del Boy
put the change on someone
facesitter
teeterboarder
upsetter
four-flusher
stuntman
wrester
spoofer
under-stander
repeat offender
party piece
finesse
toe touch
anticize
garrotter
pawn
twirler
trust fall
cuntbag
oncer

English words for 'someone who performs dangerous stunts to attract attention to himself'

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