butt puppet

Definition

Someone who blindly follows another person's orders without thinking for themselves—basically a human puppet with someone else pulling the strings from behind the scenes. Often used to describe a yes-man or someone completely under another's control.

Example Usage

Marcus became such a butt puppet after his boss started micromanaging every decision he made.

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