Poodle-faker
noun
1.
(slang, old-fashioned) a young man or newly commissioned officer who makes a point of socializing with women; ladies’ man
noun
[first sense fr the notion that such a man would emulate a poodle or other lapdog to ingratiate himself with women]
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