stooge 的 2 个定义
- an entertainer who feeds lines to the main comedian and usually serves as the butt of his or her jokes.
 - any underling, assistant, or accomplice.
 
stooged, stoog·ing.
- to act as a stooge.
 
stooge 近义词
dupe
更多stooge例句
- Other speakers suggested that Barack Obama himself had become a stooge of the Islamists, or possibly even a closet Muslim.
 - But I can't get my head around how Sean Penn would have been an effective Stooge.
 - There is a perceived danger in hiring foreign firms, a fear of being seen as a Western stooge.
 - The more Lamb thought of it, the more he was convinced he couldn't have dreamed up a better stooge.
 - If the contest was a part of the day's program, no spectator seemed willing to play "stooge" in this preliminary performance.
 - The papers said that the steel necktie worn by my stooge at the theatre had to be cut off by a water-cooled electric saw.
 - And see how he managed to slide in that bit about corruption, right before his stooge handed him that bulletin?
 - You were another perfect stooge, from Grady's point of view.