flunkey

[fluhng-kee]

noun

plural

flunkeys 

1. flunky.

Other Word Forms

• flunkeyism noun

Example Sentences

That is, Vance has transitioned from a standard “never Trump” conservative to an enthusiastic Trump flunkey.

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Tarrio is insisting that Chapman is a flunkey, failing to understand that the same can be said of anyone associated with the Proud Boys.

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It's full of testimony given under oath by dozens of Trump associates, flunkeys and administration officials that tells the story of a presidential campaign to defeat and undermine the Russia investigation.

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Still, some of the flunkeys are wearing pretty frocks so it’s all alright then.

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Donald Trump Jr., the president’s oldest son, posted a link on social media to an item that described the ambassador as “an anti-Trump, Obama flunkey.”

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