NOUN
- someone who humbles himself as a sign of respect; who behaves as if he had no self-respect
How To Use bootlicker In A Sentence
- I probably could have gotten away with it for a while, but I got ratted on by some bootlicker at work who spotted me at this junkyard.
- Chief bootlicker is Matt and his other boy bloggers. Matthew Yglesias » Stupak’s Strange Views on Human Life
- But while most of the defendants there were grovellers and bootlickers, he was not.
- It may surprise you, whom appear to be a bootlicker of the Government, to find out that your Government has forced honest men away from their family and friends in forced servitude to the Government. Health Reform Showdown | Will It Pass?
- ‘Those good-for-nothing bootlickers belong at the bottom,’ said Bloomberg.
- February 12th, 2010 at 5: 00 pm tombaker says: ampu is a fascist-enabling sycophantic bootlicker. Think Progress » O’Reilly: There’s ‘No Evidence’ Obama Is A Socialist But He Does Believe In ‘Tyranny And Socialism’
- Okay I recant the bootlicker comment; I still read the brand that way though. Health Reform Showdown | Will It Pass?
- I will confess, however, that I did appreciate your reply, though not the bootlicker comment. Health Reform Showdown | Will It Pass?
- 'bootlicker' - Roy Keane was nothing if not brutally honest: when Gary Neville states that Ferguson is 'probably more interested in his horse (Rock of Gibraltar)' than managing the team, or openly criticises the sale of a major defender (Jaap Stam), then perhaps the opinion should be reassessed. British Blogs
- If we're going to praise him for producing fearless TV news, we should also be ready to damn him for paving the way for all the celebrity bootlickers on red carpets.
