Words and phrases that have a meaning related to sycophants: (114 results)
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Also try:flatterers, toadies, flunkies, lackeys, cronies, acolytes, egotists, incompetents, minions, bootlicking, coterie, nincompoops, opportunists, stooges, mediocrities, mountebanks, claque, cabal, sycophancy, shills, fawning, fools, hypocrites, placemen, praetorian guard, factotums, blowhards, dolts, groupies, demagogues, nitwits, buffoons, hirelings, ignoramuses, retinue, politicos, dullards, demigods, elites, messiahs, egoists, liars, bootlicker, nonentities, twerps, bunglers, ranters, satraps, mongers, plutocrats, squealers, pantywaists, simpletons, pipsqueaks, myrmidons, machinations, whores, quisling, usurpers, deification, scoundrels, fabulists, hucksters, twits, hangers, jackals, numbskulls, courtiers, reactionaries, lickspittle, pols, godfathers, statists, nothings, idiots, warmongers, prigs, craven, profiteers, chatterers, philistines, neocon, slanderers, amen corner, busybodies, flunkey, ninnies, dunderheads, boneheads, malcontents, connivers, dilettantes, despots, wannabes, intriguers, clique, lumpenproletariat, tinhorn, lunatics, worthies, kooks, obasanjo, favourites, pretenders, quacks, underlings, vagabonds, charlatans, sycophant, cowards, hacks, henchmen, adventurers, pensioners
— Adjectives for sycophants: such, many, mere, few, courtly, political, vile, greedy, literary, servile, popular, more...
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