toady
toa
ˈtoʊ
tow
dy
di
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British pronunciation
/tˈə‍ʊdi/

Definition & Meaning of "toady"in English

Toady
01

a person who behaves obsequiously to gain advantage from someone powerful

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The minister was followed by a crowd of toadies who praised his every decision.
He was nothing more than a toady, always fetching coffee and laughing at the boss's unfunny jokes.
to toady
01

to act in an obsequious way toward someone important in order to gain advantage

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He would toady to the department head by always agreeing with him in meetings.
She refused to toady to the celebrity, treating him with normal courtesy instead of fawning admiration.
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