What is another word for peon?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈiːən], [ pˈiːən], [ p_ˈiː__ə_n]
Related words: peon class, peon definition, peon job, define peon, peon avatar
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Similar words for peon:
- inferior (adjective)
- assistant (noun)
- bond servant (noun)
- drudge (noun)
- galley slave (noun)
- gofer (noun)
- inferior (noun)
- laborer (noun)
- menial worker (noun)
- peasant (noun)
- roustabout (noun)
- serf (noun)
- servant (noun)
- slave (noun)
- subordinate (noun)
- tool (noun)
- underling (noun)
Synonyms for Peon:
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- eager beaver .
- Co-operator ,
- Temps ,
- cooperator ,
- cooperators ,
- fellow worker ,
- fellow workers ,
- lieutenant ,
- right-hand person ,
- temporary worker .
- bottom person on totem pole ,
- bottom person the totem pole ,
- bottom person totem pole ,
- guy fridays ,
- hired helps ,
- low person on totem pole ,
- low person the totem pole ,
- low person totem pole ,
- office girls .
- blue collar worker ,
- bluecollar worker ,
- manual workers ,
- working man woman ,
- working man women ,
- working man-woman ,
- working man-women ,
- working manwoman ,
- working manwomen .
Other synonyms:
- robot .
- machine .
Other relevant words:
- Bondslave ,
- Cringer ,
- Day Labourer ,
- Drudger ,
- Fusileer ,
- Grubber ,
- Homager ,
- Jager ,
- Pikeman ,
- Ryot ,
- Sepoy ,
- Spearman ,
- THEOW ,
- Tufthunter ,
- Understrapper ,
- Yager ,
- apple polisher ,
- archer ,
- ass-licker ,
- backscratcher ,
- backslapper ,
- bog-trotter ,
- bond servant ,
- bondmaid ,
- bondman ,
- bondsman ,
- bondswoman ,
- boor ,
- bootlick ,
- bootlicker ,
- bowman ,
- brown-nose ,
- brownie ,
- buckaroo ,
- bucolic ,
- bumpkin ,
- cab ,
- cannon fodder ,
- captive ,
- carabineer ,
- cattleman ,
- churl ,
- clawback ,
- clod ,
- clodhopper ,
- commander ,
- common soldier ,
- concubine ,
- countryman ,
- countrywoman ,
- courtier ,
- cowboy ,
- cowgirl ,
- cowhand ,
- cowpoke ,
- creature ,
- cud ,
- cyberpunk ,
- dak ,
- dependent ,
- dogsbody ,
- dray horse ,
- drone ,
- drudge ,
- dupe ,
- ensign ,
- fag ,
- farm worker ,
- farmer ,
- farmhand ,
- fawner ,
- fellah ,
- feudatory ,
- flatterer ,
- follower ,
- food for powder ,
- foot soldier ,
- footlicker ,
- galoot ,
- gofer ,
- gopher ,
- grenadier ,
- groveler ,
- grub ,
- grunt ,
- hack ,
- hacker ,
- halberdier ,
- handshaker ,
- hanger-on ,
- helot ,
- hick ,
- hind ,
- incision ,
- infantry ,
- infantryman ,
- inferior ,
- instrument ,
- jackal ,
- jade ,
- kowtower ,
- labor ,
- labourer ,
- lackey ,
- lancer ,
- legionary ,
- legionnaire ,
- lickspittle ,
- liege ,
- liege man ,
- liege subject ,
- lout ,
- lump ,
- manual laborer ,
- messenger ,
- minion ,
- mujik ,
- musketeer ,
- muzhik ,
- myrmidon ,
- nag ,
- navvy ,
- oaf ,
- odalisque ,
- officer ,
- peasant ,
- peons ,
- plugger ,
- policeman ,
- private ,
- private soldier ,
- provincial ,
- puppet ,
- rank and file ,
- retainer ,
- rifleman ,
- roustabout ,
- rube ,
- rustic ,
- sharpshooter ,
- skirmisher ,
- slavey ,
- slogger ,
- spaniel ,
- stooge ,
- subaltern ,
- suck ,
- swain ,
- sycophant ,
- thrall ,
- tike ,
- timeserver ,
- toad ,
- toady ,
- toiler ,
- tool ,
- trooper ,
- truckler ,
- tyke ,
- unskilled laborer ,
- villein ,
- work ,
- yeoman ,
- yes-man .
- Bondservant ,
- assistant ,
- bondservants ,
- bottom person on the totem pole ,
- farmhands ,
- go getter ,
- hired help ,
- laborer ,
- low person on the totem pole ,
- manual worker ,
- office girl ,
- second stringer ,
- serf ,
- skivvies ,
- skivvy ,
- slave ,
- subordinate ,
- unskilled worker ,
- unskilled workers ,
- vassal ,
- worker ,
- working stiff ,
- working stiffs .
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How to use "Peon" in context?
In the Philippines, the word "peon" is used to describe an uneducated, low-income person. This term is used to differentiate between the wealthy and the poor.
The history of the word "peon" is interesting. It is derived from the Spanish word "penon", which means "small man". When the Spanish colonizers arrived in the Philippines, they found a society in which social distinctions were based on wealth and power. The Spanish used the word "penon" to describe the poor people they saw.
Homophones for Peon:
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- Synonyms:
- dominoes, dominos.
