Associations to the word «Lackey»
Noun
- Mercedes
- Coachman
- Shepherd
- Athos
- Footman
- Dixon
- Rosemary
- Valet
- Flint
- Keating
- Tamara
- Lester
- Ghosts
- Jackie
- Groom
- Pitcher
- Starter
- Hardin
- Bough
- Sock
- Larry
- Compatriot
- Mallory
- Musketeer
- Carriage
- Inning
- Mania
- Fantasy
- Holly
- Dave
- Duc
- Cad
- Hitter
- Pitching
- Servant
- Staircase
- Retainer
- Raven
- Monsieur
- Cub
- Brad
- Henchman
- Highness
- Andre
- Tyrant
- Ellen
- Drow
- Cardinal
- Mistress
- Cy
- Rupert
- Courtier
- Mines
- Angel
- Skip
- Chateau
- Lisa
- Webpage
- Anthology
- Mcgraw
- Abbot
- Torch
- Maid
- Eric
- Porter
- Cloak
- Nobles
- Gentleman
- Mad
- Courtyard
- Lure
- Dye
- Richards
- Norton
- Novel
- Chevalier
- Sentinel
- Trilogy
- Jessica
- Jon
- Comte
- Armour
- Sprang
- Nash
Adverb
Wiktionary
LACKEY, noun. A footman, a liveried male servant.
LACKEY, noun. A fawning, servile follower; a lickspittle.
LACKEY, verb. (transitive) To attend, wait upon, serve obsequiously
LACKEY, verb. (intransitive) (obsolete) To toady, play the flunky
Dictionary definition
LACKEY, noun. A male servant (especially a footman).
LACKEY, noun. A person who tries to please someone in order to gain a personal advantage.
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