Crossword clues for stooge
stooge
- Moe, Larry or Curly
- Curly, for one
- Shemp, for one
- Curly or Larry
- Larry, Curly or Moe
- Larry Fine, for one
- Howard, Howard or Fine
- Howard, Fine or Howard
- Moe, Larry, or Curly
- Moe, Larry or Shemp
- Moe, e.g
- Moe or Larry
- Larry, e.g
- Larry Fine was one
- Innocent victim
- Comic's foil
- Any one of a slapstick trio
- Slapstick group member
- One who slapped on TV
- Not-too-bright subordinate
- Nose-tweaking trio member
- Moe, professionally
- Moe, famously
- Moe, Curly, or Larry
- Larry, Moe or Curly
- Larry, for one
- Larry was one, Moe was another
- Larry was one
- Larry or Shemp
- Larry Fine, for instance
- Larry Fine or Moe Howard
- Larry Fine for example
- Iggy Pop, e.g
- Gullible accomplice
- Foil for a comedian
- Fine role
- Fine portrayal?
- Fine character in a trio of early TV comedy
- Curly's vocation
- Curly, Larry, or Moe
- Curly for one
- Criminal's puppet
- Comical straight man
- Comic foil
- Comedians assistant
- Butt of a comic's jokes
- Any of a classic slapstick trio
- Foil with lots of cracks?
- Filmland's Joe Besser, e.g.
- Foil on the stage
- Dummy
- Moe, for one
- Puppet
- Line feeder, of a sort
- Butt of jokes
- Dimwit
- Numbskull
- Underling
- Second fiddle
- Flunky
- One of a slapstick trio
- Laughingstock
- Pie-in-the-face giver or receiver
- Any of a comedic trio
- Patsy for a comic
- Slapstick trio member
- Lackey
- Straight man
- A victim of ridicule or pranks
- A person of unquestioning obedience
- Comedian's foil
- Moe Howard role
- Moe or Curly, e.g
- Second banana
- Moe, Curly or Larry
- Moe, e.g.
- Gag feeder
- Benny Hill aide, e.g.
- Hanger-on
- Comedian's assistant
- Curly was one
- What Burns was to Allen
- Stage butt
- Curly, Moe or Larry
- One of a film trio
- Curly or Moe
- Street loves extremely game fall guy
- Performer's assistant goes to pieces when given new order
- Butt of a comedian's jokes
- Easy mark
- Fall guy
- Unwitting victim
- Con target
- Comedian's sidekick
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1913, "stage assistant, actor who assists a comedian," of uncertain origin, perhaps an alteration of student (with the mispronunciation STOO-jent), in sense of "apprentice." Meaning "lackey, person used for another's purpose" first recorded 1937. The Three Stooges film slapstick act debuted in movies 1930, originally as "Ted Healy and His Stooges."
Wiktionary
n. 1 One who knowingly allows herself or himself to be used for another's profit; a dupe. 2 (context comedy English) A straight man. 3 A secret informant for police.
WordNet
n. a person of unquestioning obedience [syn: flunky, flunkey, yes-man]
a victim of ridicule or pranks [syn: butt, goat, laughingstock]
v. cruise in slow or routine flights
act as the stooge; "His role was to stooge for the popular comedian"
act as a stooge, in a compliant or subordinate manner; "He stooged for the flamboyant Senator"
Wikipedia
Stooge may refer to:
- A member of a comedy double act who feeds lines to the other comedian; a straight man
- Stooge, a shill, a confederate who acts as if s/he is one of the spectators, in a magic trick or a confidence trick
- Stooge sort, a recursive sorting algorithm
Stooges may refer to:
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The Three Stooges, a comedy group from the 1930s to the 1970s
- The Three Stooges (2012 film), a film based on the comedy team
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The Stooges, a late 1960s and early 1970s rock band
- The Stooges, their debut album
- The Stooges Brass Band, a New Orleans Brass Band
Usage examples of "stooge".
The scheme to leave a stooge in your place in the penitentiary has flopped.
I decided that even the rankest of amateur detectives needs a stooge to untie him - go on and laugh at me, if you want to, for even attempting to detect!
A group of very young warriors, under the command of the Three Stooges, were working on what I can only describe as a piece of heavy artillerya big cannon, surrounded by computerlike consoles and several large cranes.
With steel-reinforced doors and bars covering what other few windows there were, the three Wahhabi stooges were obviously a lot more capable of keeping people out of their warehouse than they were of keeping people off their tail while driving.
To Fitz Crosset, Cadbury had expressed the belief that Mahatma Xanadu used stooges to good advantage.
Jude Deveraux L E G E N D imitation of the Three Stooges, ran smack into each other, and Kady laughed until she had tears in her eyes.
He was always surrounded by musicians and stooges and writers and showgirls and down-and-out comics, and everyone else he could gather into his orbit.
We'll use knives and before they even have time to bury you tonight I'm goin' to have your stooges kicked out and replaced with men who'll give us competent leadership instead of blunderin' authoritarianism.
The Three Stooges couldn’t have put on a clumsier act than that pratfall of theirs.
And he'd bring odd assorted boards and whatnot, and impossible bookshelves, all kinds of things, and years later I had further Three Stooges adventures with him going out to his house in Contra Costa (which he owned and rented) and spending impossible-to-believe afternoons when he paid me two dollars an hour for hauling out bucket after bucket of mudslime which he himself was doling out of a flooded cellar by hand, black and mud-covered as Tartarilouak the King of the Mudslimes of Paratioalaouakak Span, with a secret grin of elfish delight on his face.
Jack spun yarns: Charlie Parker trying to buy him off with a high-yellow hooker, how he cracked the Shapiro case: a queer Mickey Cohen stooge pushing amyl nitrite--his customers transvestite strippers at a fruit bar.
Sycophants, stooges, glad-handers, pissanters and general rimbamboos would drop by the Mickster's side, to be rewarded with jokes, a backslap, a handout.
We dont have mobs and crime syndicates and goon squads because we have crooked politicians and their stooges in the City Hall and the legislatures.
We don't have mobs and crime syndicates and goon squads because we have crooked politicians and their stooges in the City Hall and the legislatures.
Meanwhile, we'll have some of our government stooges issue statements ridiculing Blord, or expressing surprise, wondering if perhaps he has not been mentally unsettled, hinting that the seizure of his properties had more justification in it than appeared on the surface, suggesting that behind the rampant piracy is none other than Artur Blord himself.