Catalan
llepaculs Someone who humbles himself as a sign of respect; who behaves as if he had no self-respect.
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I'm not about to announce she was a bootlicker.
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The self-important little bootlicker with the bowl cut.
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A bootlicker! I'm not a snob!
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I'm not a bootlicker!
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I knew you were stupid and silly and a fool but I never thought you were a snob and a bootlicker.
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The prostrate groveller struggled half-way up, exhibiting the bloated and filthy countenance of a drunkard.
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I know I'm a fool and a groveller; but I'm going mad for love of you.
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Or is she a hopeless groveller?
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Travellers - grovellers!' he repeated, turning to the card players.
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'Travellers - grovellers!' the thug rhymed and guffawed loudly.
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His cane smacks a groveler, who leaps backward.
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His grovelers follow, jogging in nervous spurts to keep up.
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Then he makes a sharp right turn and continues on his way, his grovelers straggling behind.
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Then, as his grovelers duck for cover, he reaches out and claps August on the shoulder.
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"I am not a groveler!"
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Build it up, and they're spineless fawners -if the story even runs.
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It is not all fawners and festivals and flowers, though.
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Tyranny likes courtiers, flatterers, followers, fawners, and superstition wants believers, disciples, zealots, hypocrites, and subscribers.
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He wished to walk with the greatest, not with trucklers and fawners, court satellites and panderers.
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They're fawners and flatterers and frivolous girls.
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And, he thought, he was lining up at the head of ten thousand generations of ass-kissers.
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"You're a good ass-kisser, too."
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There is no cowardly, dishonest, selfish politician-behe who he may-notrimmer and truckler to the times-who will be forgotten.
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He wished to walk with the greatest, not with trucklers and fawners, court satellites and panderers.