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toady

noun/ˈtoʊ.di/

a person who flatters or ingratiates themselves with someone important

The toady always agrees with the boss, hoping to get a promotion.

sycophantflattererbrown-noser
word origin — The word 'toady' originates from the 17th century, derived from 'toad-eater,' referring to someone who flatters the powerful, akin to a toad that eats pests in return for protection.