Lapdog ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Lapdog ( noun )

1. A small dog kept as a pet, especially one that is carried or held in the lap.
2. A person who is overly subservient to another person or group.

Origin:

The origin of the word is unclear. but it refers to small dogs that were often kept in the laps of their owners as pets.

Examples:

1. The lapdog was always by her owner's side, eager to please.
2. The lapdog was so small that it could fit in the owner's purse.
3. The lapdog barked excitedly as its owner returned home.
4. She was accused of being a lapdog of the powerful politician.
5. He was a lapdog of the wealthy businessman, always ready to do his bidding.

(As a verb)

Lapdog ( verb )

1. A small dog kept as a pet, especially one that is carried or held in the lap.
2. A person who is overly subservient to another person or group.

Origin:

The origin of the word is unclear. but it refers to small dogs that were often kept in the laps of their owners as pets.

Examples:

1. The lapdog was always by her owner's side, eager to please.
2. The lapdog was so small that it could fit in the owner's purse.
3. The lapdog barked excitedly as its owner returned home.
4. She was accused of being a lapdog of the powerful politician.
5. He was a lapdog of the wealthy businessman, always ready to do his bidding.