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bootlicker
[boot-lik-er]
noun
someone who seeks favor or goodwill in a servile, degraded way; toady.
He comes across as a facile bootlicker, someone who would do anything like a lapdog to please somebody in the chain of command.
Word History and Origins
Origin of bootlicker1
Example Sentences
We need less "how dare they" and more "ha ha people who give in are sad bootlickers."
The now-thought leader of the Make America Healthy Again platform also said that “outright Nazis” inside Trump’s orbit were advanced by the “cowards” and “bootlickers” within his camp.
Now he brings an increasingly obnoxious entourage of bootlickers with him every day.
Anyone who echoes Trump's denials sounds either terminally delusional or like a mortifying bootlicker.
The most disturbing thing remains Trump’s enablers—the incense-burners, the bootlickers, the pursuivants who can ensure that his tyrannical ambitions are realized.
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