lickspittle

Even the other Reds made fun of him, he was so bad, a real lickspittle.

Can't a guy be a lickspittle without being an ideologue?

What do we have here, an honest muttonhead or a lickspittle?

The promise of gold had turned the Oldtowner into a shameless lickspittle.

Kellerman was the officers' cook, unpopular, considered a lickspittle.

A Loudec lickspittle and by implication one of the people Brother John had threatened.

"You are their hireling, their creature, their lackey, their lickspittle?"

"Who's been fighting the Hun and his lickspittle, so-called 'allies' this past year-by ourselves?

"You're no Minister's lickspittle."

One class cat and one self-serving lickspittle...

I give you my word-" "The word of a Hastur lickspittle and toady!

When they were gone, the colonel, still in a rage, snarled to his guard, "We'll see about Nat Fraser, the lickspittle.

'Salida is no lickspittle.'

"Ex CIGA lickspittle," he explained.

He would go striding off with a guidebook and map, enthusiastically retracing the ebb and flow of the Battle of Lickspittle Ridge, or whatever.

Nothing like a craven petit bourgeois parvenus, acting as a lickspittle for bankers and the ConDems; and getting ideas above his station.

LICKSPITTLE, n. A useful functionary, not infrequently found editing a newspaper.

"But you, Carescrian-and you, Toby Moulding-you will remember what I have said despite this lickspittle... er... colleague of mine.

Liberal pride was damaged by the sustained lampooning of the Alliance by ITV's Spitting Image puppet comedy programme portraying Steel as the craven lickspittle of Owen.

Galloway described Coleman as a "pro-war, neo-con hawk and the lickspittle of George W. Bush", who, he said, sought revenge against anyone who did not support the invasion of Iraq.

I know you for a sometime hero's lickspittle, Jhary-Timeras, and assume this handsome Vadhagh with his strange eye and hand is a hero of sorts. . .' She glared suddenly at Corum.

At a Georgetown University speech, W.'s legal lickspittle ignored a few student protesters, but he might have learned something from their banner, emblazoned with words of Benjamin Franklin: "Those who would sacrifice liberty for security deserve neither."