Thesaurus / toady

toady

How to use toady in a sentence

To say that, as a great moral reformer, he had no enemies, would be to say that he was a toady and a time-server.

Swift was a toady at heart, and used Stella vilely for the sake of that hussy Vanessa.

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But if Toady told you that, then no one can blame the Gardeness.

Maybe he got his toady, Jack Pender, to set the place afire so nothing would ever come out about it, suggested Bob.

Sir Toady Lion, having a "pinch-bug" coralled in his palms, sat regarding it cautiously between his thumbs.

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Sir Toady was trying to drag away his sister's arms that she might have the benefit of details, when I appeared in the distance.

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"Getting put in prison instead of him made it almost too real," said Sir Toady.

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But Toady Lion was sitting upon a buffet, in the character of Morris upon his portmanteau.

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"Except when she got cross with him," commented Sir Toady, an uncompromising realist, with pessimistic views on womenkind.

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In this fashion was Sweetheart left alone in the fort which she and Sir Toady had constructed with such complete confidence.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985