Stooge

The coach made the captain of the team the stooge for the team's poor performance.

She was tired of being used as a stooge by her boss.

The fisherman used a stooge to distract the fish while he made his actual catch.

The teacher noticed that one student was being used as a stooge by the others, and intervened.

The CEO made his assistant the stooge for the company's financial troubles.

The political operative hired a stooge to disrupt the rally and make the opposing party look bad.

The stooge can be an effective tool for studying the behavior and habits of certain species.

He was seen as nothing more than a corporate stooge.

The CEO used his assistant as a stooge to take the blame for the company's poor financial performance.

The politician used his intern as a stooge to deflect blame for the scandal.

The athlete was annoyed at having to stooge for the coach, doing all the grunt work while the coach took all the credit.

The boss's stooge was always willing to do his dirty work.

The intern was made to stooge for the senior executive, doing all of his paperwork and answering his phone calls.

The famous comedian always had a stooge to help him with his jokes.

The comedian used his friend as a stooge to set up his jokes.

The stooge was the unsung hero of the comedy duo, always providing support and laughs.

The effectiveness of a stooge is often determined by the skill and experience of the hunter or fisherman using it.

The use of a stooge is often restricted in areas where certain species are protected or endangered.

She realized too late that she had been nothing more than a stooge in his scheme.

The stooge followed the comedian's lead in their comedic duo.

The manager made the new employee the stooge for the mistake in the project.

He felt like a stooge when his boss blamed him for the company's failure.

The gang leader used a stooge to lure his enemies into a trap.

The hunters used a decoy to stooge the deer into their sights.

The CEO's assistant was just a stooge, never given any real responsibilities.

The scientists used a stooge to study the behavior of animals in the wild.

The comedian introduced his stooge to the audience before the show.

The stooge was pulled out of the hat and surprised the audience.

The comedian always had a loyal stooge by his side.

The undercover agent was accused of being a stooge for the enemy army.

The director made the production assistant the stooge for the flop of the movie.

The use of a stooge requires a deep understanding of the animal being mimicked, including its movements, vocalizations, and scent.

The restaurant owner made the dishwasher stooge for him, taking care of cleaning tasks that nobody else wanted to do.

The professor made the graduate student stooge for her, grading papers and running errands on campus.

The celebrity's personal assistant had to stooge for her, managing her schedule and attending to her every whim.

The political leader made the young intern stooge for him, fetching his coffee and running errands.

The director made the production assistant stooge for him, running around the set and making sure everything was in order.

The famous actor had his entourage of assistants stooge for him, tending to his every need and want.

The coach made the rookie basketball player stooge for him, fetching water and towels during practice.

The fashion designer made the intern stooge for her, doing menial tasks like fetching fabric swatches and coffee.

The artist made the studio assistant stooge for him, cleaning up his workspace and organizing his materials.

The manager made the sales associate stooge for him, taking care of mundane tasks like restocking shelves and answering customer inquiries.

The military commander made the private stooge for him, carrying his gear and running messages between units.

The magician's stooge pretended to be surprised when the rabbit appeared from the hat.

The audience suspected that the stooge was a part of the trick, but they still couldn't figure out how it was done.

The magician's assistant played the stooge and acted as though she was hypnotized.

The stooge was tasked with distracting the audience while the magician made his move.

The magician's stooge played a clown and made the crowd laugh with his silly antics.

The stooge was used to create misdirection and make it seem like the trick was more complicated than it really was.

The magician's stooge was always in on the trick, but he had to act surprised to make the audience believe it.