bootlicker in Portuguese
bootlicker in Portuguese is puxa-saco — bootlicker means someone who flatters and obeys others in a servile way; a toady.
bootlicker in Portuguese
puxa-saco
(derogatory) A person who behaves in a servile or obsequious manner; a toady.
What does "bootlicker" mean?
- noun Someone who flatters and obeys others in a servile way; a toady.
- noun (informal) Someone regarded as backing an authoritarian government or leader.
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What is "bootlicker" in Portuguese?
"bootlicker" in Portuguese is puxa-saco. bootlicker means: Someone who flatters and obeys others in a servile way; a toady.
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