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Noun(1) a person who tries to please someone in order to gain a personal advantage(2) sycophant
Verb(1) try to gain favor by cringing or flattering(2) fawn

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Noun(1) a person who tries to please someone in order to gain a personal advantage(2) sycophant
Verb(1) try to gain favor by cringing or flattering(2) fawn

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(1) In today 's climate, bishops need to reiterate their support for this ministry.(2) Three of the men appearing at Kinston Crown Court today were computer consultants.(3) They have kept it alive in the past and continue to make it plausible for millions of people today .(4) It's a big task, given that only ten per cent of humans have access to the Net today .(5) I can't see the controversy in producing books and literature that reflects today 's society.(6) He was remanded in custody and is due to appear before Doncaster Youth Court again today .(7) today is a day of rest(8) All thinking today seems to be for the current minute rather than the future.(9) The man and woman accused of his murder were due to appear before Bradford magistrates today .(10) the Ireland of today(11) The two anti-war groups said the plan was to present a legal case to the high court in London today .(12) She says today 's society is a toxic mix of social and economic pressures which impact negatively on child health.(13) Acquisition of an integration vendor would seem fair, given today 's economic climate.(14) This was a problem at the time but today few contemporary reds exhibit these old style faults.(15) He added that he still believes today 's young generation could battle for their country like his crew did.(16) He cut his head on countless occasions and, in today 's game, he would have had to go off but he never did.

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(1) In today 's climate, bishops need to reiterate their support for this ministry.(2) Three of the men appearing at Kinston Crown Court today were computer consultants.(3) They have kept it alive in the past and continue to make it plausible for millions of people today .(4) It's a big task, given that only ten per cent of humans have access to the Net today .(5) I can't see the controversy in producing books and literature that reflects today 's society.(6) He was remanded in custody and is due to appear before Doncaster Youth Court again today .(7) today is a day of rest(8) All thinking today seems to be for the current minute rather than the future.(9) The man and woman accused of his murder were due to appear before Bradford magistrates today .(10) the Ireland of today(11) The two anti-war groups said the plan was to present a legal case to the high court in London today .(12) She says today 's society is a toxic mix of social and economic pressures which impact negatively on child health.(13) Acquisition of an integration vendor would seem fair, given today 's economic climate.(14) This was a problem at the time but today few contemporary reds exhibit these old style faults.(15) He added that he still believes today 's young generation could battle for their country like his crew did.(16) He cut his head on countless occasions and, in today 's game, he would have had to go off but he never did.

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Synonyms

Noun

1. sycophant

2. brown-noser

3. lickspittle

5. flunky

6. lackey

7. trained seal

8. doormat

9. stooge

12. suck-up

13. yes-man

14. kiss-ass

15. ass-kisser

Verb

16. grovel to

17. ingratiate oneself with

18. be obsequious to

19. kowtow to

20. pander to

21. crawl to

22. truckle to

23. bow and scrape to

24. curry favor with

25. make up to

27. slaver over

30. suck up to

31. lick the boots of

32. butter up

Synonyms

(↓)

Noun

1. sycophant

2. brown-noser

3. lickspittle

5. flunky

6. lackey

7. trained seal

8. doormat

9. stooge

12. suck-up

13. yes-man

14. kiss-ass

15. ass-kisser

Verb

16. grovel to

17. ingratiate oneself with

18. be obsequious to

19. kowtow to

20. pander to

21. crawl to

22. truckle to

23. bow and scrape to

24. curry favor with

25. make up to

27. slaver over

30. suck up to

31. lick the boots of

32. butter up

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