toadied Definition

toady
noun

toadies
1. Someone who flatters someone else, does everything they want and hangs on their every word; a sycophant.

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verb

tr & intr
toadies, toadied, toadying
1. To flatter them and behave obsequiously towards them.

Form: toady to someone (usually)

Derivative: toadyish
adj

Derivative: toadyism
noun

Etymology: 19c: shortened from toadeater an assistant or servant to a charlatan, who would pretend to eat poisonous toads so that his master could show his expertise in ridding the body of poison.