bootlicker
/ˈbuːtlɪkər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who tries to win favor by flattering or obeying someone in a servile or insincerely manner, especially someone in a position of power.
“The politician was accused of being a bootlicker to the wealthy donor.”
2. verb
To try to win favor by flattering or obeying someone in a servile or insincerely manner, especially someone in a position of power.
“He was bootlicking the boss in order to get the promotion.”