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Englische sycophant Synonyme

sycophant  adherent  adulator  apple-polisher  ass-licker  backscratcher  backslapper  blarneyer  bootlick  bootlicker  bootlicking  brown-nose  brownie  cajoler  clawback  courtier  cowering  creature  cringer  cringing  disciple  dummy  dupe  fawner  figurehead  flatterer  flunky  follower  footlicker  gillie  goon  gopher  groveler  groveling  handshaker  hanger-on  helot  henchman  instrument  jackal  kowtower  kowtowing  lackey  led captain  lickspit  lickspittle  man  mealymouth  minion  myrmidon  parasitic  peon  puppet  reptile  satellite  self-seeker  serf  slave  snob  spaniel  stooge  suck  thug  timeserver  toad  toadeater  toady  toadying  toadyish  tool  truckler  truckling  tufthunter  votary  wheedler  yes-man  
sycophantic  abject  adulatory  backscratching  beggarly  bland  blandishing  blarneying  bootlicking  buttery  cajoling  complimentary  courtierly  courtly  cowering  crawling  cringing  crouching  fair-spoken  fawning  fine-spoken  flattering  footlicking  fulsome  groveling  gushing  hangdog  honey-mouthed  honey-tongued  honeyed  ingratiating  insincere  insinuating  kowtowing  mealymouthed  obeisant  obsequious  oily  oily-tongued  on bended knee  parasitic  prostrate  slimy  slobbery  smarmy  smooth  smooth-spoken  smooth-tongued  sniveling  soapy  soft-soaping  sponging  timeserving  toadeating  toadying  toadyish  truckling  unctuous  wheedling  

sycophant Definition

Sycophant
(n.) An informer
Sycophant
(n.) A base parasite
Sycophant
(v. t.) To inform against
Sycophant
(v. t.) To play the sycophant toward
Sycophant
(v. i.) To play the sycophant.

sycophant Bedeutung

sycophant
toady
crawler
lackey ass-kisser 		a person who tries to please someone in order to gain a personal advantage
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Sycophant was a term used in legal system of Classic Athens but in modern English it refers to someone practicing sycophancy i.e. obedient flattery.