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Meanings of flunky in inglês
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Examples for "lackey"
Examples for "lackey"
1
A lackey in red livery would usher the strangers into the audience-chamber.
2
So we arrived together at the door where the red lackey stood.
3
Jacob Zuma has already stepped into to try and save his lackey.
4
I'm Oberon's favorite lackey, but I can only push him so far.
5
The signs do not look promising for the former Zuma lackey, though.
1
The theft was an attempt to blackmail me into becoming their stooge.
2
He has been called a buffoon, a madman and a Kremlin stooge.
3
Me, being a corporate, capitalist stooge? He gave a completely phony laugh.
4
A newly appointed stooge Supreme Court would soon help him with the rule-bending.
5
Morrison was too vain to believe anybody could use him as a stooge.
1
The moment I decided to do it a flunkey called me in.
2
In my flunkey's swallow-tail I felt as though I were in armour.
3
There's nothing of the flunkey in this, or I greatly deceive myself.
4
P.S.- Ishouldnot like to be a real flunkey all my life.
5
She treated me as a flunkey, a being of a lower order.
1
He's a yes-man without any moral compass, and-He stopped himself.
2
No yes-man he; when my shit's not right, he never hesitates to tell me.
3
A dubious little field surgeon, an opportunistic yes-man!
4
He was more than just a yes-man.
5
But we didn't want a yes-man.
Usage of flunky in inglês
1
You mean to be a flunky, just like the rest of them.
2
Jason, werewolf, flunky, sometimes voluntary appetizer to the undead, was with her.
3
But he is a flunky, and spoiled all our fun in the Josephine.
4
Martin said Morrison was a low-level flunky with a puffed-up title.
5
The flunky looked her in the eye for one long moment.
6
The man released the flunky and faced him with a snarl.
7
Times like this I bet you wish you were just a flunky firefighter.
8
I handed it to a flunky in purple uniform day before.
9
You don't have that much on you, and anyway, you're just a flunky.
10
A little bit of the flunky sticks in him somewhere.
11
Paley was a midlevel flunky in CG's government contracts division.
12
You must; to show the flunky what you can do.
13
A uniformed flunky scrambles to grovel over her gloved hand.
14
Well, if you want to be the head flunky, I hope you'll get it.
15
This gorgeous hunk of man was nothing more than a flunky for her sister.
16
So be a man always, Philip, and never a flunky.
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