toady (up) to (one)

To attempt to gain or maintain support, approval, or advantage from one through fawning, flattery, or other such sycophantic behavior. That sniveling twerp is always toadying up to the boss. Plenty of people toady up to her now that she's become so wealthy and powerful.

toady (up) to someone

to fawn over someone; to try to flatter and impress someone. Carl is always toadying up to people. He has never toadied to me!

词组	toady (up) to (one)
释义	toady (up) to (one) toady (up) to (one) To attempt to gain or maintain support, approval, or advantage from one through fawning, flattery, or other such sycophantic behavior. That sniveling twerp is always toadying up to the boss. Plenty of people toady up to her now that she's become so wealthy and powerful. See also: toady Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. toady (up) to someone to fawn over someone; to try to flatter and impress someone. Carl is always toadying up to people. He has never toadied to me! See also: toady McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: toady to brown-noser noser suck up to suck up to (one) suck up to someone egg-sucker lickers
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