lacquey

[ lak-ee ]

noun

lacqueyed lacqueyingplural: lacqueys

1. a variant of lackey.

Example Sentences

Of course the Earl's nominee, his lacquey, as the honourable gentleman might be called, would be returned.

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Any one serving a big man, whatever the service may be, is the big man's lacquey in the People's Banner.

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Upon this the lacquey instantly threw open the door and called out the names of the new-comers.

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He should remember Dryden's quaint admonition not to 'lacquey by the side of his author, but to mount up behind him.'

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Until the hour when they turned me out of their house like a dishonest lacquey, without allowing me a word of explanation.

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