Associations to the word «Stooge»
Noun
- Moe
- Healy
- Larry
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- Pop
- Rascal
- Starring
- Costello
- Vaudeville
- Fine
- Comedy
- Punk
- Watt
- Gag
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- Buster
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- Comedian
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- Trio
- Garage
- Abbott
- Chaplin
- Garner
- Hercules
- Sabbath
- Laurel
- Crook
- Sinatra
- Plumbing
- Mackay
- Cramp
- Mummy
- Pie
- Routine
- Ron
- Footage
- Hardy
- Dictator
- Outlaw
- Marx
- Drunk
- Doo
- Poke
- Cartoon
- Pullman
- Yogi
- Rockies
- Boniface
- Reel
- Dent
- Palma
- Brass
- Fright
- Picture
- Farce
- Three
- Saxophonist
- Jules
- Bertie
- Remake
- Mcmahon
- Orphanage
- Foil
- Companionship
- Underground
- Hendrix
- Shuffle
- Riff
- Detroit
- Beatles
- Dough
- Bassist
Adverb
Wiktionary
STOOGE, noun. One who knowingly allows herself or himself to be used for another's profit; a dupe.
STOOGE, noun. (comedy) A straight man.
STOOGE, noun. A secret informant for police.
STOOGE, verb. To act as a straight man
Dictionary definition
STOOGE, noun. A person of unquestioning obedience.
STOOGE, noun. A victim of ridicule or pranks.
STOOGE, verb. Cruise in slow or routine flights.
STOOGE, verb. Act as the stooge; "His role was to stooge for the popular comedian".
STOOGE, verb. Act as a stooge, in a compliant or subordinate manner; "He stooged for the flamboyant Senator".
Wise words
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