1. plural of flunkey: servants or attendants, especially those in livery
Usage: formal
2. plural of flunkey: people who act in a servile way to those in power
Usage: derogatory

Examples

• The wealthy family employed several flunkeys to serve at their dinner parties.
• The mansion’s flunkeys wore matching uniforms and white gloves.
• He dismissed his critics as mere flunkeys of the opposition party.
• The CEO was surrounded by flunkeys who agreed with everything he said.
• She refused to be one of his flunkeys and spoke her mind freely.
• The palace flunkeys announced each guest’s arrival with great ceremony.