toady (noun)

1. In the land of wizardry, the toady desperately tried to please the evil sorcerer to gain access to untold power.

2. The artist depicted the toady as a sycophantic character, with exaggerated features and a fake smile.

3. The fashion designer showcased a collection inspired by the concept of a toady, featuring garments with intricate embroidery and attention-seeking details.

4. The jilted lover realized that their ex-partner was just a toady who had been pretending to care in order to benefit from their wealth.

1. He continued to toady to the director in hopes of getting a bigger role in the movie.

2. The fashion designer had a team of assistants who would toady to her every command.

3. The cult leader would toady to his followers, using flattery to manipulate them.

4. The evil sorcerer used his dark magic to toady to the king, hoping to gain power and influence.