Thesaurus / stooge
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The more Lamb thought of it, the more he was convinced he couldn't have dreamed up a better stooge.
HOODED DETECTIVE, VOLUME III NO. 2, JANUARY, 1942VARIOUSIf the contest was a part of the day's program, no spectator seemed willing to play "stooge" in this preliminary performance.
DAVID LANNARCK, MIDGETGEORGE S. HARNEYThe papers said that the steel necktie worn by my stooge at the theatre had to be cut off by a water-cooled electric saw.
THE DOUBLE SPYDAN T. MOOREAnd see how he managed to slide in that bit about corruption, right before his stooge handed him that bulletin?
NULL-ABCHENRY BEAM PIPER AND JOHN JOSEPH MCGUIREYou were another perfect stooge, from Grady's point of view.
HAM SANDWICHJAMES H. SCHMITZAnd I suppose this is the Garvian I've been hearing about, complete with his little pink stooge.
STAR SURGEONALAN NOURSEDr. Stooge rises amid great applause and with great solemnity begins, "There were once two Irishmen—" and so on to the end.
MY DISCOVERY OF ENGLANDSTEPHEN LEACOCKThey tried to tell people what Venus was like, and what lies Carlson and his stooge Jaimison were using for bait.
THE MERCHANTS OF VENUSA. H. PHELPSIf I'm half as good a stooge as I think I am, we'll be needing overcoats before we get back.
QUEEN OF THE FLAMING DIAMONDLEROY YERXAHis stooge, who had already risen with a prepared speech of seconding, simply gaped.
NULL-ABCHENRY BEAM PIPER AND JOHN JOSEPH MCGUIREWORDS RELATED TO STOOGE
- ass
- birdbrain
- blockhead
- bonehead
- boob
- buffoon
- clod
- clown
- cretin
- dimwit
- dolt
- dope
- dumb ox
- dunce
- dunderhead
- fathead
- goose
- halfwit
- idiot
- ignoramus
- imbecile
- innocent
- jackass
- jerk
- lamebrain
- mooncalf
- moron
- nerd
- nincompoop
- ninny
- nitwit
- numskull
- oaf
- sap
- schlemiel
- simpleton
- softhead
- stooge
- sucker
- tomfool
- twerp
- twit
- babe in woods
- butts
- casualties
- clowns
- dupes
- easy makes
- easy marks
- fatalities
- fools
- gambits
- gophers
- gudgeons
- gulls
- hirelings
- hunteds
- immolation
- injured parties
- innocents
- marks
- martyrs
- patsies
- pawns
- pigeons
- prey
- pushovers
- quarries
- sacrifices
- scapegoats
- sitting ducks
- sitting targets
- soft touches
- stooges
- suckers
- sufferers
- underdogs
- wretches
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