Geoffrey Boycott

I was not a political animal; I could not toady up to the committee men, pour drinks down their necks at the bar, and make them feel important. I was too focused on the cricket.

British Athlete

Edward Dahlberg

The bad poet is a toady mimicking nature.

American Novelist

Using 'toady' suggests disapproval of someone's behavior. It isn't a compliment.

Negative Connotation

'Toady' often implies flattery with the intention of gaining favor or advantages.

Not Just Flattery

'Toady' is mostly used in contexts where there is a clear power difference.

Power Dynamics

To toady often refers to actions observed or judged negatively by others.

Observed Behavior

To toady to someone usually means doing it for one's personal gain, not genuinely.

Personal Advantage

The verb 'toady' suggests an imbalance in a relationship favoring the more powerful party.

Imbalanced Relationships

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