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flunky

[ UK /flˈʌŋki/ ]
NOUN
  1. a male servant (especially a footman)
  2. a person of unquestioning obedience

How To Use flunky In A Sentence

  • His father, after all, has a flunky whose job is to put toothpaste on his master's toothbrush.
  • Thackeray's studies of the flunky are capital; but he studies him _qua flunky_, as a naturalist might study an animal, and hardly ranks him _sub specie humanitatis_. Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Volume 6
  • A flunky turned up with a fleet of coaches at some ungodly hour of the morning, and after an endless drive into the countryside, we were herded into an aircraft hangar in the middle of nowhere.
  • Marquez had worked in the business as a roustabout - ‘a flunky,’ he says - since he was a teenager paying his way through the Harvard of geosciences, the Colorado School of Mines.
  • Even before the latest talks began, China launched a vicious verbal attack on the Dalai Lama this week, denouncing him as a " flunky " and "the main manipulator" of violence in Tibet.
  • Fortunately, Judge Jones sounds reasonable and sensible, and not a little put out by the obvious chicanery of the drug addict and his flunky laundering donations through a church.
  • For three years we sort of suspected that no-way Fred wrote the first part - the editorialising and pontificating bit, but probably pawned off the rest of it to a flunky.
  • It is the most delicious bit of ridiculous flunkyism that has appeared yet — always excepting the great success in that line. My day : reminiscences of a long life,
  • How much cash do you have in the bank compared to this man you call a flunky? Propeller Most Popular Stories
  • Apparently the "flunky" was actually a fellow House member. White Cower
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