stooge: Associated Words
Words described by stooge & Words describing stooge
- unwittingadj«
- shrieksnoun verb«
- imperialistnoun adj«
- aroundadv«
- euphoricadj«
- regimenoun«
- haplessadj«
- governmentsnoun«
- stalinistnoun adj«
- namedverb«
- colonialistnoun«
- actedverb«
- kgbnoun«
- trainedverb adj«
- kremlinnoun«
- behaviornoun«
- communistnoun adj«
- answersnoun verb«
- cianoun«
- governmentnoun«
- unsuspectingadj«
- organizationsnoun«
- comicnoun adj«
- whosenoun«
- sovietnoun adj«
- rolenoun«
- capitalistnoun adj«
- administrationnoun«
- zionistnoun adj«
- organizationnoun«
- britishnoun adj«
- becameverb«
- irresponsibleadj«
- introducedverb«
- merenoun adj«
- forcesnoun verb«
- willingnoun verb adj«
- makesnoun verb«
- americannoun adj«
- gaveverb«
- belgiannoun adj«
- partiesnoun verb«
- meetsnoun verb«
- groupsnoun verb«
- perfectnoun verb adj«
- beganverb«
- russiannoun adj«
- calledverb«
- corporateadj«
- unionnoun adj«
- loyaladj«
- withinadv«
- colonialnoun adj«
- madeverb adj«
- without«
- angryadj«
- alongadv«
- thirdnoun adj adv«
- outnoun verb adj adv«
- playingnoun verb«
- moscownoun«
- u.s.noun«
- westernnoun adj«
- companynoun verb«
- policenoun verb«
- faithfulnoun adj«
- politicaladj«
- paidverb adj«
- japanesenoun adj«
- innocentnoun adj«
- convenientadj«
- anotheradj«
- managementnoun«
- germannoun adj«
- frenchnoun verb adj«
- indiannoun adj«
- jewishadj«
- playnoun verb«
- playedverb adj«
- femalenoun adj«
- chiefnoun adj«
- littlenoun adj adv«
- experimentaladj«
- oldnoun adj«
- poornoun adj«
- chinesenoun adj«
- partynoun verb«
- secondnoun verb adj adv«
- completeverb adj«
- onenoun adj«
- firstnoun adj adv«
- blacknoun verb adj«
- goodnoun adj adv«
- newadj adv«
- eachadj adv«
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Collocation words for "stooge" are words related to "stooge" by occurring either before or after "stooge" in common language usage across multiple media. The above word list can be filtered by parts of speech (i.e) nouns, verbs, describing adjectives and adverbs, or by their positive or negative vibes, frequency in usage, whether they are prefix words or suffix words for "stooge" or by the count of syllables each word has.
