be at (one's) beck and call

To be completely compliant or obedient to another person; to cater to one's every need. The phrase has a negative connotation. A: "How can we get to the mall this weekend?" B: "Oh, my sister will take us—she's been at my beck and call ever since I caught her sneaking in past curfew!"

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Laurentia	-	Ancient Roman
Blythe	BLIEDH	English (Rare)
Kelvin	['kelvin]
Jankin	-	Medieval English
Boyle	[bɔil]
OttÓ	-	Hungarian, Icelandic