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Noun
Secondary role player
A comedian who plays a secondary or supporting role, especially as straight man and traditionally in vaudeville or burlesque theatre
A subordinate, or person of lesser rank or authority
Adjective
Significantly below an amount or level that is adequate
Lower in rank or status
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Noun
▲
Secondary role player
back seat
benchwarmer
low man on totem pole
reserves
secondary role
second banana
second string
second stringer
second team
understudy
“Playing in Chelsea's reserves isn't conditioning Parker to be an England international as he plays
second fiddle
to an expensive import.”
Noun
▲
A comedian who plays a secondary or supporting role, especially as straight man and traditionally in vaudeville or burlesque theatre
second banana
assistant
chorus
deputy
runnerup
second-rater
second string
substitute
supporting role
Noun
▲
A subordinate, or person of lesser rank or authority
underling
adjutant
flunkey
inferior
junior
menial
retainer
subordinate
vassal
factotum
henchman
hireling
myrmidon
aide
assistant
deputy
disciple
dogsbody
follower
gofer
hanger-on
lackey
minion
peon
serf
servant
sidekick
skivvy
stooge
subject
attendant
flunky
girl Friday
helper
man Friday
right-hand man
right-hand woman
scrub
scullion
second
servitor
slave
camp follower
second stringer
understrapper
subaltern
second string
third string
apprentice
mate
dependant
auxiliary
second in command
adherent
number two
little guy
lightweight
upstart
squirt
small potato
sycophant
second banana
satellite
partner
associate
lieutenant
collaborator
understudy
backup
adjunct
wingman
accomplice
backer
subsidiary
aid
delegate
aider
protege
accessory
proxy
helpmate
substitute
secretary
henchwoman
temp
colleague
coadjutor
sub
depute
vice
help
gopher
abetter
coadjutant
representative
ally
abettor
friend
dependent
cooperator
confederate
supporter
beginner
novice
appointee
companion
trainee
patron
poodle
helpmeet
second-in-command
stand-in
fill-in
right-hand person
relief
hired hand
fellow worker
hired help
personal assistant
temporary worker
running dog
P.A.
aide-de-camp
body man
surrogate
PA
cohort
pawn
instrument
tool
puppet
creature
acolyte
gal Friday
yes-man
sucker
agent
paraprofessional
varlet
employee
spaniel
crony
liege
toady
liegeman
ambassador
parasite
legate
succorer
envoy
dupe
reliever
coworker
minister
reserve
heavy
bodyguard
minder
protagonist
crutch
adjuvant
shadow
protector
playmate
consort
pal
amigo
pupil
comrade
buddy
chum
accompaniment
adviser
confidante
direct report
yes-person
teammate
workmate
flatterer
fawner
cat's paw
attaché
successor designate
valet
doormat
main man
aider and abetter
hatchet man
hatchet woman
manservant
footman
lickspittle
domestic
co-worker
supply
commissioner
secondary person
spokesperson
procurator
attorney
assignee
rep
factor
commissary
brown-noser
suck-up
bootlicker
drudge
supervisee
nuncio
vicegerent
locum
labourer
UK
representant
councillor
UK
dogcatcher
regent
replacement
locum tenens
councilor
US
patsy
fool
pushover
pigeon
victim
sap
chump
domestic servant
steward
daily
slavey
assembly member
galley slave
bondsman
thrall
laborer
US
wage slave
relative
the second in command
maid of all work
fall guy
easy mark
staff member
worker
child
minor
conniver
hewers of wood and drawers of water
conspirator
plant
co-conspirator
ringer
coconspirator
partner in crime
stall
insider
fellow conspirator
shill
rellie
diplomat
vavasour
villein
helot
man
emissary
official
plenipotentiary
managee
ward
charge
consul
bondman
beneficiary
esne
bondservant
peasant
tenant
executive
administrator
progeny
offspring
fosterling
office-holder
dignitary
officeholder
liaison
premier
family member
cabinet member
prime minister
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Significantly below an amount or level that is adequate
deficient
inadequate
faulty
flawed
poor
defective
impaired
imperfect
inferior
lacking
wanting
weak
incomplete
insufficient
scarce
short
shoddy
sketchy
unsatisfactory
low
needing
scant
scrappy
second-rate
shy
substandard
unsound
duff
exiguous
meagre
UK
scanty
shabby
skimpy
unsuitable
unworthy
amiss
damaged
infrequent
injured
marred
meager
US
rare
unassembled
underprovided
undersupplied
unequal
unfinished
found wanting
not enough
outta gas
second string
third string
not make it
leaving much to be desired
not cut out for
not up to scratch
limited
sparse
paltry
negligible
measly
small
in short supply
restricted
insubstantial
thin
pathetic
little
failing
piddling
too little
stingy
few and far between
slender
miserly
thin on the ground
few
minimal
spare
slight
at a premium
bare
bereft
too few
modest
puny
lean
light
bad
slim
broken
beggarly
miserable
uncommon
sparing
destitute
diminished
reduced
inconsiderable
missing
minus
warped
below par
hard to find
blemished
skimp
hand-to-mouth
hard to come by
tight
devoid
pitiful
insignificant
malfunctioning
less
trifling
cracked
scattered
sporadic
occasional
incommensurate
rudimentary
out of order
tiny
depleted
patchy
mean
scrimpy
nominal
bankrupt
scratched
torn
deformed
inoperative
too small
barren
mediocre
unusual
needed
seldom seen
like gold dust
not working
unreliable
not to be had
not functioning
unfit
sick
not to be had for love nor money
lousy
fallible
unfrequent
finite
seldom found
smaller
unacceptable
feeble
invalid
dry
unsufficient
narrow
drained
without
deprived
dwindling
inappreciable
negative
bodger
buckled
non-functioning
lacking in
petty
omitted
thinning
junk
distorted
wanting in
incorrect
short of
lame
too little too late
knackered
tenuous
partial
marginal
void
lesser
in disrepair
shortened
seldom
semioccasional
flimsy
gone wrong
not much cop
barely sufficient
minor
denuded
middling
free from
inexact
bereft of
deficient in
seldom met with
lemon
frail
broken-down
botched
inconsequential
imperceptible
minute
straggling
empty of
on the blink
tainted
destitute of
bare of
low in numbers
out of the ordinary
denuded of
vacant of
lamentable
running low
unqualified
confined
diminutive
scrimp
incapable
unample
incompetent
unfitted
low-grade
penurious
worthless
minimum
out of
chipped
little or no
hardly any
inconsistent
unstable
sickly
weakly
nugatory
token
wispy
determinate
basic
circumscribed
defined
definite
measured
mingy
average
truncated
threatened
basal
coming up short
base
next to none
next to no
close
not hacking it
with an insufficiency
jejune
dispersed
low-quality
set
ineffectual
cut
not making it
out of the common
halting
faltering
hesitant
disjointed
sans
inaccurate
laughable
ailing
slipshod
thinly distributed
diffuse
low-rent
unsaleable
unsellable
half-pie
parsimonious
stunted
derisory
fallacious
imprecise
wrong
erroneous
in the minority
widely spaced
stinted
unproductive
run-down
off
crippled
crummy
tenth-rate
below standard
immature
with too little …
with too few …
in poor condition
rubbish
ropy
undeveloped
disappointing
free of
at a low level
vicious
garbage
faultful
schlocky
bottom-of-barrel
dud
disfigured
two-bit
subtracting
non-fluent
low on
short-handed
short on
innocent
barren of
deprived of
depleted of
in need of
drained of
void of
bankrupt of
unprovided with
in a state of disrepair
not up to snuff
few bugs
debased
rank
unretentive
contradictory
adulterated
awry
false
malformed
blamable
confused
leaky
maimed
incoherent
bush-league
unsatisfying
scarcer than hen's teeth
absent
not good enough
nonexistent
unrefined
not acceptable
unpolished
not up to standard
empty
gone
unfulfilled
cooked
away
half-baked
not up to par
burned out
in default
cut off
removed
devoid of
lower
unimportant
trivial
out of gas
not up to expectations
secondary
non-existent
nowhere to be found
left out
not present
not to be found
not included
left behind
subordinate
unthinkable
unlikely
unimaginable
subtile
outstanding
subtle
inconceivable
strange
preeminent
magnificent
standout
rarefied
unwonted
extraordinary
unique
singular
towering
remarkable
unheard of
attenuate
exceptional
attenuated
isolated
recherche
buggy
slighter
not as great
declined
unsubstantial
not so much
depressed
junior
fewer
not so great
unhealthy
subnormal
abnormal
seconds
on the bum
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Lower in rank or status
inferior
lesser
lowly
minor
humble
mediocre
menial
secondary
second-class
subordinate
unpretentious
base
insignificant
junior
low-ranking
second-string
small
subservient
subsidiary
unassuming
undistinguished
unimportant
ancillary
bottom
common
degrading
demeaning
inglorious
little
lousy
low
low-grade
meagre
UK
meager
US
measly
middling
miserable
ordinary
paltry
puny
reduced
second-fiddle
second-rate
smaller
contemptible
humdrum
ignoble
ignominious
lower
lower-ranking
petty
pitiful
plebeian
poorer
sad
scrubby
servile
shabby
slighter
sorry
wretched
bush-league
dinky
low-born
lower in rank
lower in status
mean
minor-league
small-fry
small-time
subjacent
third-string
undersized
back seat
below someone
beneath someone
bottom-rung
entry-level
less important
lower-class
not so important
not very important
second-banana
under someone's heel
auxiliary
supplementary
supplemental
less
peripheral
lower-level
accessory
lower-grade
extra
attendant
backup
additional
contributory
assistant
collateral
adjuvant
nether
marginal
associate
supporting
sub
aiding
appurtenant
assisting
tinier
petite
bush
lower rung
low-level
a notch under
accompanying
second
reserve
alternative
complementary
supportive
accessorial
tributary
outranked
of little importance
satellite
of little account
substitute
spare
alternate
fallback
younger
relief
youngest
under
fall-back
vice-
sub-
branch
cooperative
subject
helpful
serviceable
useful
tributory
baseborn
proletarian
lowborn
lumpen
vulgar
unwashed
low-life
prole
trivial
inconsequential
inconsiderable
trifling
negligible
slight
poor
piddling
light
obscure
dependent
casual
working-class
two-bit
simple
peasant
declassed
picayune
nugatory
nickel-and-dime
fiddling
minute
frivolous
incidental
low-class
minus
Mickey Mouse
déclassé
modest
penny-ante
meek
submissive
obsequious
inessential
piffling
footling
popular
blue-collar
irrelevant
foolish
subaltern
shoestring
tacky
limited
plain
below the mark
average
diminished
low-bred
gentle
mild
unworthy
niggling
immaterial
commonplace
dutiful
docile
non-essential
lowlife
mundane
withdrawing
everyday
retiring
reverential
prosaic
nominal
blue-singlet
deficient
twopenny-halfpenny
insubstantial
slavish
piddly
pimping
no-account
chicken
peanut
pettifogging
plebby
beggarly
cast down
scratch
shallow
de minimis
cheap
inconsequent
not worth mentioning
of no account
of low birth
unknown
lightweight
second-best
dishonourable
UK
dishonorable
US
crude
little-known
cloth-cap
lessened
beneath
bourgeois
restricted
little known
baser
philistine
substandard
subalternate
minimal
tangential
democratic
people's
grassroots
tiny
underprivileged
smalltime
declassé
minuscule
token
unrefined
severe
rough
unremarkable
substract
inappreciable
derisory
unskilled
unsophisticated
traditional
banal
conventional
pedestrian
second class
second choice
pathetic
mingy
poxy
exiguous
sparse
slender
uncouth
unfit
sordid
boring
low-status
small-bore
routine
dull
unsubstantial
fewer
unconsiderable
not worth bothering about
lower than
shortened
of low rank
of lesser importance than
less important than
abject
negative
depressed
declined
feeding
shoot
side
vile
fawning
worthless
not so great
deprived
grovelling
UK
sycophantic
extraneous
not so much
pointless
superficial
not as great
frothy
meaningless
of little consequence
zero
useless
zilch
of no importance
tinpot
nonessential
zip
nothing
of no moment
of no consequence
null
indifferent
unnecessary
tedious
basic
groveling
US
obeisant
second best
captive
subjugated
no great shakes
not worth speaking of
mean-minded
petty-minded
controlled
neither here nor there
beside the point
of no great concern
governed
obedient
enslaved
ruled
liable
vulnerable
accountable
disposed
susceptible
at one's feet
in danger of
bound by
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