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sidekick
sidekick
noun side·kick \ˈsīd-ˌkik\
: a person who helps and spends a lot of time with someone who is usually more important, powerful, etc.
Full Definition of SIDEKICK
: a person closely associated with another as a subordinate or partner
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Examples of SIDEKICK
- the mayor and his sidekick
- <movie heroes invariably have a trusty sidekick, who often provides comic relief>
First Known Use of SIDEKICK
1906
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Rhymes with SIDEKICK
airsick, big stick, bluetick, bootlick, boychick, brainsick, broomstick, carsick, Chadwick, chick flick, chopstick, cowlick, crabstick, dabchick, deer tick, detick, dik-dik, dipstick, dog tick, drop-kick, drumstick, ear pick, firebrick, fish stick, flagstick, Fosdick, free kick, frog kick, goal kick, goldbrick, greensick, handpick, hat trick, hayrick, heartsick, homesick, ice pick, joss stick, joystick, lipstick, lovesick, matchstick, muzhik, nightstick, nitpick, nonstick, nutpick, odd trick, oil slick, Old Nick, outslick, peacenik, pigstick, pinprick, placekick, Prestwick, quick kick, redbrick, Renwick, rubric, salt lick, seasick, self-stick, shashlik, slapstick, squib kick, Tajik, toothpick, topkick, unpick, unstick, uptick, wood tick, yardstick
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