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A trickster hailing from Lil' Hopewell who also answers to Phil, Mark, and the ever popular Lack Daddy. Jesse: Hey, Lackey, let's go to Witmo's and roll a blunt.
Lackey: Why roll a blunt when I have three in my Volvo already? |
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Henchman or "Yes" Man. I'm not your lackey so don't expect me to do it.
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A person that performs menial task's for some sort of remuneration Would you please clean out the toilets or please see this baggage gets to the station before the train departs.
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1. (n) A follower of a friend, or their stuff getter/do-er
2. (v) to act as lackey (see 1.) 3. (adj.) to actor look lackey-like 1. Raines' lackey, Biz, follows her around.
2. Stop stalling and start lackeying! 3. She's such a lackey girl. |
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One who abets in crime, a gangster, used more in the old days when gangsters not gangsta roamed the mean streets of the cities. I beat the shit out of the lackey after he looked at me wrong.
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To make questionable decisions on big ticket items. Why did you Lackey that new car?
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1. A disposable, but necessary person for a three-person group.
2. A person you don't really like, but hang out with anyway for status/other stuff s/he can get you. 3. Someone who's funny on occaison, thusly you only chill out with him/her on weekends with one of your closer friends. Drew's being a bastard. We need a new lackey.
What about AJ? Yeah, he's kind of cool. Call him. |
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