truckler

He was, moreover, honest, and had little of the truckler or the time-server in his nature, as his opposition both to James I. and Charles I. showed, on occasion.

A truckler to treason and trickster for place, Whose stubbornness oft throws him out of the race; A lover of power and public applause, Who dares to oppose the most popular cause.

"You are, and always will be a truckler to princes," said Eug�ne Alexander, offended.

But at this particular juncture Chicago happened to have a certain corporation counsel who, while mildly infected with conventional views, was not a truckler to wealth.

There is no cowardly, dishonest, selfish politician—be he who he may—no trimmer and truckler to the times—who will be forgotten.