About The Word Flatterer
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Flatterer
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What's The Definition Of Flatterer?
[n] a person who uses flattery
Synonyms | Synonyms for Flatterer: adulator Related Terms | Find terms related to Flatterer: adulator | apple-polisher | ass-licker | backscratcher | backslapper | blarneyer | bootlick | bootlicker | brownie | brown-nose | cajoler | clawback | courtier | creature | cringer | dupe | fawner | flunky | footlicker | groveler | handshaker | hanger-on | helot | instrument | jackal | kowtower | lackey | led captain | leech | lickspit | lickspittle | mealymouth | minion | parasite | peon | puppet | serf | slave | spaniel | sponge | stooge | suck | sycophant | timeserver | toad | toady | tool | truckler | tufthunter | wheedler | yes-man See Also | crawler | follower | lackey | sycophant | toady Flatterer In Webster's Dictionary \Flat"ter*er\, n.
One who flatters.
The most abject flaterers degenerate into the greatest
tyrants. --Addison.
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