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llepaculs Someone who humbles himself as a sign of respect; who behaves as if he had no self-respect.
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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.
3
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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'My stammer distinguishes my true friends from the false, fawners, feigners and flatterers!
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It was yawners v fawners.
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She recalled the contemptuous way in which the silver gratuities were flung at what seemed to Claire these professional fawners.
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Fawners and flatterers made a mighty triumph of it, and set up a cry which will occasionally find an echo to this day.
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But, some silken-clad smoothers, some purple parasites, some fawners in frippery, some greedy and begartered ones in gorgeous garments, he does impeach-ay ,andwrathfully!