flunky

IPA: fɫˈʌŋki

(slang, derogatory) An individual who always agrees with their superior or employer.
One performing menial or miscellaneous duties.
Alternative form of flunkey [(derogatory) An underling; a liveried servant or a footman; servant, retainer – a person working in the service of another (especially in the household).]

Examples of "flunky" in Sentences

An offshoot of a failed GOP flunky from the last elections.
Apparently the "flunky" was actually a fellow House member.
How much cash do you have in the bank compared to this man you call a flunky?
How much cash do you have in the bank compared to this man you call a flunky? "
The book was created during a period in the 1960s when Feinstein was a 20-something "flunky" at a movie studio.
The only thing I see is at least once a week there’s some flunky from the Administration giving everybody the full Herbert ….
They mow down four hoods to get to the mobster’s main flunky, then they breakout the ol’ can of whoopass on a few more hoods in order to get to the same flunky.
Thackeray's studies of the flunky are capital; but he studies him _qua flunky_, as a naturalist might study an animal, and hardly ranks him _sub specie humanitatis_.
New York record-label flunky Garrett (Long) manages to score with Erin (Barrymore), a Stanford journalism grad student in the final weeks of her summer internship at something called "the New York Sentinel."