panderer


Also found in: Dictionary, Legal, Wikipedia.
Related to panderer: procuring
Graphic Thesaurus  🔍
Display ON
Animation ON
Legend
Synonym
Antonym
Related
  • noun

Synonyms for panderer

someone who procures customers for whores (in England they call a pimp a ponce)

a person who serves or caters to the vulgar passions or plans of others (especially in order to make money)

Related Words

Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc.
References in periodicals archive ?
Rock's newly ascendant cult of the auteur disdained mainstream pop stars as panderers, robbed of masculine creativity by middlebrow handlers at whose insistence they produced diluted versions of black originals.
This shallow effort is slightly more than that shown by the green panderers but still only penetrates skin deep into business practices, thus creating a "green skin."
Not this 68-year-old knighted bloke currently running Old Trafford, the panderer to greedy footballers and apologist for even greedier owners.
It regards the overzealous officer of the law as a greater danger to the community than the unpunished murderer or embezzler or panderer....
One fellow merchant defaced it with yellow paint and tar and the Echo's sister paper the Western Mail ran an editorial describing Batchelor as "a traitor to the Crown, a reviler of the aristocracy, a hater of the clergy, a panderer to the multitude..."
Worse, it seems that anyone who attempts to create a sense of racial unity is attacked and labeled a sellout and puppet (if you are a black conservative) or liberal panderer seeking to soothe your moral conscience (if you are white).
Mathias is a panderer and falls fawningly at his master's feet in blind obedience.
To the mainstream left, Bill Clinton might have been a shameless panderer who punted on gays in the military and co-opted conservative issues like welfare reform, but he was still, after all, a liberal.
Mr Obama also accused Mrs Clinton of being a dishonest panderer.
Todd Freeman, as diminutive club owner Pewee Abernathy, also delivers an extraordinary performance, and an appealingly quirky one, combining dry humor with neurosis to create an oddly lovable panderer.
Finally, McCain needs a "right-wing panderer"--somebody who talks like a conservative intensely enough that he can win over the skeptical base, but not somebody who honestly believes what he says, since, seriously, could a maverick like McCain really deal with that?
The Preliminary, Premier Panderer Award goes to Senator Clinton, who (not alone, but most publicly) has called for bailouts for homeowners in trouble because they signed on for exotic loan programs or didn't qualify in the first place.
In addition to being ill-informed about the facts and a panderer to those who hate the US, he is practising this very imperialism himself, by telling the US what it should do.
The prevailing approach to pandering is panderer-oriented, based on the rights that the panderer draws from the First Amendment.
Clinton will be to navigate the primary process on the war and other issues in a way that attracts, or at least assuages, liberal voters while not casting her as a poll-driven panderer or locking her into positions that could complicate a general election campaign.