lackey , auch: lacquey

Why does he send these lackeys to speak for him?

He also had his own team of lackeys or "yes men".

Writers, as everyone knows, are the lackeys of the film industry.

I'm not opening my investigation up to you or your lackeys.

What lackeys men are, who might be such fine fellows!

The lackeys hesitate but do so and throw him out of the house.

Well, that's why I'm the boss and you two are lackeys.

Without your lackeys near you, I still keep my distance."

Perhaps the tyrants and their lackeys will stop most of us.

Every other race of importance was represented at this meeting, but not the lackeys.

"Then you'll make camp with us until your lackeys fetch it."

I believe they and perhaps, too, their lackeys, the Japanese, have discovered how much progress we are making.

What we need now is a steady hand and professionals in charge rather than political lackeys.

At the end, they came crowding all about; by which I knew those who were not his lackeys yet, a good many it seemed.

"I want to get my hands on all the Royalists and their lackeys!"

Their lackeys likewise were absent, and nothing had been heard of either the one or the other.

"My ancestors spent too many years as other people's lackeys.

No one must hear what he was about to say, especially not one of his lackeys.

You'd better cut a deal now, before your lackeys bury you."

Better to let the man's lackeys make excuses for their own incompetence.

These last words were addressed to the lackeys who pushed and dragged him.

"You are right, I have no further need of lords and noble lackeys."

"Once again a dictator comes on the scene with his lackeys.

They first appear in the season two premier as Harley's lackeys.

The Baron pushed himself away from his own door, studied the lackeys around him.