1. lackey - Noun
2. lackey - Verb
4. Lackey - Proper noun
An attending male servant; a footman; a servile follower.
To attend as a lackey; to wait upon.
To act or serve as lackey; to pay servile attendance.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAction proceeded to a roof, where Calaway summoned flames as choral music kicked in. He punched his way through all three Club members, Tombstoning a lackey after throwing the other off the roof to make it one-on-one again. Source: Internet
Also living in the complex were Lynn and Craig Lackey. Source: Internet
During this time, Marion Zimmer Bradley included her short stories in an anthology; and Cherryh helped Lackey through 17 rewrites of 'Arrows'. Source: Internet
She has gone from Joker’s lackey to her own full fledged anti-hero. Source: Internet
In "Exemplar: A Secret World Chronicles Prequel Story," by Mercedes Lackey, Vickie Nagy has gone to the St Rhiannon's School for Exceptional Students in up-state New York, feeling a stranger out of place in a new world full of beautiful people. Source: Internet
Doesn’t that make you a political lackey and ideological lap-dog? Source: Internet