1. To act as footboy; to pay servile attendance.

2. An attending servant; a footboy or footman.

3. To attend as lackey; to attend survilely.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• luckly,
• luckky,
• lakew,
• luckely,
• lcker,
• luckiy,
• licke,
• zacky,
• lickly,
• luckley,
• wakey,
• hackey,
• largey,
• flacky,
• lukey,
• lackes,
• lakey,
• locky,
• lackof,
• slacky

• lanky,
• lack,
• laic,
• like,
• Lague,
• lacy,
• lucky,
• lock,
• lac,
• Lasky,
• laiche,
• -like,
• luckey,
• Lacey,
• blacker,
• luck,
• lark,
• laskey,
• laze,
• laska,
• lazy,
• lasko,
• lakh,
• Lakia,
• LAGE,
• locker,
• Lacko,
• lace,
• Lakey,
• slacker,
• lasch,
• Lacie,
• laakso,
• lake,
• Lauck,
• lick.

The adjective form of the word "lackey" is "lackeyish" or "lackey-like".

The plural of the "lackey" can be the "lackeys".

The singular of the "lackey" can be the "lackey".