A person who practices or advocates flunkeyism; a devoted flunkey or sycophant.
Combines 'flunkey' with -ite suffix (from Greek 'ites,' originally indicating minerals or members of groups), which creates nouns for followers of ideologies or members of groups.
The -ite suffix historically labeled mineral types (granite, basalt) and political groups, but when applied to 'flunkey,' it turns servility into something like a faith or faction—a clever critique of blind obedience.
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