flunkey

[ fluhng-kee ]

noun

, plural flun·keys.

1. flunky.

Other Words From

• flunkey·ism noun

Example Sentences

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

From Salon

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

From Salon

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.

From Salon

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

From The Guardian

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.”

From New York Times