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Stooge (Noun)

A person of unquestioning obedience.

Nouns denoting people.

The corrupt politician surrounded himself with loyal stooges who did his bidding without question.
His assistant was nothing more than a stooge, carrying out orders without ever questioning their validity.
The dictator's regime relied heavily on stooges to enforce his brutal policies and suppress dissent.
The company's CEO was accused of using stooges to spy on and intimidate his employees.
The cult leader's followers were essentially stooges, blindly obeying his every command without hesitation.

A victim of ridicule or pranks.

Nouns denoting people.

His silly antics often made him a stooge in front of the class for his comedic impression.
By continuing to follow blindly, Sarah is made out to be the company stooge whenever major cutbacks happen.
Online predators play upon innocuous names creating unwilling pawns becoming even plied-“cat stooges."
Peter came down here voluntarily before not meaning their final bit gave Tim had allowed Paul my even utter huge pain's pr stooge!"
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