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Agreeable Suck Ups Crossword Clue

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36%9Suck-ups
noun

• a person who uses flattery

36%12Suck-ups
noun

• someone who demonstrates enthusiastic or excessive cordiality

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New York Times26 Jun 2023 Across 25 YESMEN
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