stooge (Meaning)
stooge (n)
a person of unquestioning obedience
a victim of ridicule or pranks
stooge (v)
cruise in slow or routine flights
act as the stooge
act as a stooge, in a compliant or subordinate manner
Synonyms & Antonyms of stooge
stooge Sentence Examples
- The hapless stooge stumbled over his own feet, much to the amusement of the audience.
- The villain hired a stooge to distract the hero while he escaped.
- The teacher reprimanded the stooge for his foolish behavior.
- The boss dismissed the stooge after he made one too many mistakes.
- The stooge eagerly volunteered for the dangerous mission, unaware of the risks involved.
- The clever detective employed a stooge to gain access to the suspect's hideout.
- The prankster played a cruel trick on the stooge, leaving him stranded in a remote area.
- The stooge was so incompetent that he couldn't even follow simple instructions.
- The arrogant stooge refused to listen to the advice of his more experienced colleagues.
- The stooge's gullibility made him an easy target for con artists.
FAQs About the word stooge
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apparatchik, satellite, acolyte, partizan, yes-man,flunkey, lickspittle, flunkie, toady, minion
defector, renegade,traitor, defector, apostate, traitor, renegade, turncoat, turncoat, apostate
The hapless stooge stumbled over his own feet, much to the amusement of the audience.
The villain hired a stooge to distract the hero while he escaped.
The teacher reprimanded the stooge for his foolish behavior.
The boss dismissed the stooge after he made one too many mistakes.
