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Lackey
noun/LAK-ee/
A servant or follower who obeys someone powerful without question.
In contextHe refused to be the bully's lackey and stood up for himself.
Remember it
Sounds like 'lack-key' — a lackey lacks the key power and just does as told.
Use it well
Usually negative; use for someone who follows orders meekly to please a boss.