Stooge in a sentence as a noun

I find it kind of sad that you thought I might be some kind of stooge.

You're a co-sponsor, there, Roy, not some poor, helpless stooge.

Elop has been an MS stooge since the word go and nokia has paid the price for it.

I'm not sure if that reflects more poorly on Gruber as the stooge, or his readers as pawns.

Because it makes you a stooge if you don't reap the financial rewards of your labour.

You're either an entrepreneur or a "corporate stooge".

60 Minutes pawned by Jeff Bezos and now a paid stooge for the NSA who tried to further discredit Snowden.

Yes of course, but NPR's ideological bent in the past was seen to be not of the "government stooge" variety.

He was offered a stooge selected by the very same people interrogating him and implying he might be a terrorist.

You must be a neoliberal, Koch-funded corporate stooge, amirite?

> The Cheney administration was openly deceitful, as it were, a brazen set of liars fronted by an idiot stooge.

Stooge in a sentence as a verb

"The Cheney administration was openly deceitful, as it were, a brazen set of liars fronted by an idiot stooge.

" but the final point is to put down your business cards and ...network?I get it, he's saying not be soulless, personality-lacking networking stooge.

Offer congressman the choice of being "Defender of personal freedom/privacy" vs "Distributor's stooge".

The corporate stooge has already framed it, dishonestly so. Using "starving artists" to argue increased control and ownership for corporations.

"Editors note for the literal minded ... this comment is not actually suggesting Edward Snowden is a stooge for the Illuminati.

What we do know is that he has little choice if he wishes to avoid being arrested in travel, rendered or becoming a stooge to a powerful enemy of the US like China or Russia.

Plebeians are unarmed, and every political stooge is surrounded by armed guards with automatic weapons.

The NSA has spent all its time on #1 up until now, so they're going to hype him up as much as possible so as to diminish the embarrassment from #2.> He wasn't just a community college stooge, he was brilliant!

It's also worth noting that life doesn't seem to get substantially easier if you decide to be a corporate stooge -- that social contract is broken so badly that I think it's misleading to imply it's the secret to stability.

What do I bet that this article I am about to click on will not be about the more common sorts of insects eaten such as grasshoppers and worms, but will prominently feature crickets and cricket meal, proving the author, whoever that is, is a stooge for Big Media?

Stooge definitions

noun

a person of unquestioning obedience

See also: flunky flunkey yes-man

noun

a victim of ridicule or pranks

See also: butt goat laughingstock

verb

cruise in slow or routine flights

verb

act as the stooge; "His role was to stooge for the popular comedian"

verb

act as a stooge, in a compliant or subordinate manner; "He stooged for the flamboyant Senator"