Person who flatters others for the purpose of obtaining a personnal advantage.
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Examples for "toady"
Examples for "toady"
1The countess here does toady you, and so do the young ladies.
2Shit you might have been, evil-toady Goliathlackey shit you most definitely weren't.
3I think he is a toady; a kind of German Boswell.
4Dear Madam, this is to cancel my subscription because of that Brit-loving toady.
5Guards in scarlet flanked the shadow; a Chagrian toady cringed nearby.
1Some admirer-someroyal sycophant from the Continent-musthave given it to him.
2He became as full of smiles and capers as the meanest sycophant.
3Shakespeare was a sycophant, a flunkey if you will, but nothing worse.
4The farmer spirit is almost the same as the sycophant spirit.
5He bowed and smiled-thesmile of a courtier and sycophant- asmileI hated.
1It's all thanks to the lickspittle senators whom he has appointed too.
2The promise of gold had turned the Oldtowner into a shameless lickspittle.
3I've found you out and know you thoroughly, you mean, whining lickspittle!
4Damned if he'd risk his life for the king's lickspittle vampire.
5An entire political class played lickspittle to American neoimperialism.
1I'm not about to announce she was a bootlicker.
2The self-important little bootlicker with the bowl cut.
3A bootlicker! I'm not a snob!
5I knew you were stupid and silly and a fool but I never thought you were a snob and a bootlicker.
1The prostrate groveller struggled half-way up, exhibiting the bloated and filthy countenance of a drunkard.
2I know I'm a fool and a groveller; but I'm going mad for love of you.
3Or is she a hopeless groveller?
4Travellers - grovellers!' he repeated, turning to the card players.
5'Travellers - grovellers!' the thug rhymed and guffawed loudly.
1His cane smacks a groveler, who leaps backward.
2His grovelers follow, jogging in nervous spurts to keep up.
3Then he makes a sharp right turn and continues on his way, his grovelers straggling behind.
4Then, as his grovelers duck for cover, he reaches out and claps August on the shoulder.
1'You forgetting something, Jez; everyone forgets, except maybe good old brown-nose Bernhard.
1A few brown-nosers now considered it safe to approach.
2She was one of the leading backbench brown-nosers of Enda Kenny at the Fine Gael Parliamentary Party.
3"You're not impressing anyone, ya bloody brown-nosers!" Reggie shouted after them as he reclined on a mound of dirt and lit a roll-up.
1Build it up, and they're spineless fawners -if the story even runs.
2It is not all fawners and festivals and flowers, though.
3Tyranny likes courtiers, flatterers, followers, fawners, and superstition wants believers, disciples, zealots, hypocrites, and subscribers.
4He wished to walk with the greatest, not with trucklers and fawners, court satellites and panderers.
5They're fawners and flatterers and frivolous girls.
1There is no cowardly, dishonest, selfish politician-behe who he may-notrimmer and truckler to the times-who will be forgotten.
2He wished to walk with the greatest, not with trucklers and fawners, court satellites and panderers.
1And, he thought, he was lining up at the head of ten thousand generations of ass-kissers.
2"You're a good ass-kisser, too."
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