A person who is subservient brown noser to an organizational superior; someone who obediently follows authority figures without regard for their own interests or principles.
From the musical "RENT", when Maureen describes Benny:
Then a little bulldog entered. His name, we have learned, was Benny. And although he once had principles, he abandoned them to live as a lap dog to a wealthy daughter of the revolution.
Then a little bulldog entered. His name, we have learned, was Benny. And although he once had principles, he abandoned them to live as a lap dog to a wealthy daughter of the revolution.
by Wog October 18, 2004
(n). A beautiful thing which is completely useless for its intended function. (Appalachian in origin)
by Wog October 18, 2004
by Wog September 03, 2007
adj. (PRO-zak-ee) 1. ineffably happy; existing in a chemically-induced state of blissful ignorance. 2. Overmedicated. See Rush Limbaugh.
From the New York Times article "Sweeping the Clouds Away" by Virginia Heffernan, dated November 18, 2007, describing early Sesame Street episodes: "Cookie Monster was on a fast track to diabetes. Oscar’s depression was untreated. Prozacky Elmo didn’t exist."
by Wog November 20, 2007
by Wog October 28, 2004
(n) Plastic surgery.
by Wog October 21, 2004
by Wog February 25, 2005