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Stooge

usgb/stuːdʒ/Volume
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Unvalued WorkerPlay
Implies the person is not highly respected and does minor tasks others don't want. SlideThe new intern became the team's stooge, making copies and coffee runs.
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Often used negatively to suggest someone is easily controlled or used. SlideDon't be their stooge and stand up for your own ideas.
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Subservient RolePlay
Highlights a power imbalance between the 'stooge' and those they assist. SlideShe felt like a stooge, always doing her boss's personal errands.