sycophant

Initially modelled on scouting and aimed at promoting children's rights, it has increasingly become a young sycophants' association.

They even praise such a disappointing program, they really are sycophants.

Marx has suffered not only from sycophants, but from critics who identify him with the Stalin dictatorship or even the regime of Mao Zedong.

US President George W. Bush has shown the dangers of excessive secrecy and confining decision-making to a narrow circle of sycophants .

Fed sycophants argue that an audit would destroy the financial markets' faith in the Fed.

The monk is never short of sycophants , who may harbor various sentiments.

He may resurface and want to do the age-old cop-out of surrounding himself with sycophants.

l won't quake and bow down like the sycophants you have around you.

Do you know how many curly-haired, effete sycophants there are waiting to replace you?

I began to argue with the metaphysical sycophants

the French a set of flattering sycophants;