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Often used in the same context:
jackanapes,
placemen,
panjandrum,
berk,
poltroon,
pillock,
chap,
sycophant,
dogsbody,
tutting,
twat,
chinless wonder,
pleb,
blackguard,
popinjay,
prole,
twit,
jape,
serviette,
toadies,
sponger,
blighter,
prat,
lackeys,
chappie,
rotter,
margaret thatcher,
drivelling,
twerp,
factotums,
poncy,
loo,
minion,
nincompoop,
lickspittle,
cretin,
clever clogs,
plutocrat,
tosspot,
apparatchik,
guvnor,
apple polisher,
nosy parker,
botherer,
martinets,
bootlicking,
halfwit,
crumpet,
nonentities,
wallah,
skivvy,
bootlicker,
nabob,
totty,
philistines,
tuts,
grandees,
chums,
numbskull,
flatterers,
cronies,
pinny,
breeks,
cameronian,
bonce,
scallywag,
knave,
gormless,
fatcat,
oafs,
biro,
scruffs,
praetorian guard,
dunderhead,
ponce,
tinpot,
beefeater,
daftly,
aristo,
cowpat,
buffoon,
wimmin,
fishwife,
bollock,
turd,
ladyship,
hokey cokey,
bobbie,
bolshie,
monocled,
baldie,
saltire,
pratt,
tuppence,
gits,
hearties,
hoi polloi,
horsehair wig,
footmen,
bigwig,
footman,
lackey,
butler,
porter,
chauffeur,
policeman,
coachman,
sergeant,
trooper,
bodyguard,
bricklayer,
carpenter,
chauffeurs,
coachmen,
doorkeeper,
orderlies,
orderly,
sailor
More specific:
pushover
More general:
follower,
retainer,
servant
Synonyms:
dweeb,
flunky,
lackey,
stooge,
yes-man
Also try:
— Adjectives for flunkey:
gorgeous,
uniformed,
legged,
mere,
powdered,
liveried,
inscrutable,
venerable,
tall,
old,
stupid,
more...
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