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Seek gain or advancement by fawning or flattery, as in Edith was famous for currying favor with her teachers. This expression originally came from the Old French estriller fauvel, 'curry the …
In the eighteenth century, the noun toadeating meaning 'sycophancy, flattery,' appeared, and there was even a verb to toadeat, meaning 'to flatter, fawn upon.'
1. A group of persons hired to applaud at a performance. 2. A group of fawning admirers.
1. to seek notice or favor by servile behavior; toady: courtiers fawning over the king. 2. (esp. of a dog) to behave affectionately.
sycophantic adjective obsequious, grovelling, ingratiating, servile, crawling, flattering, cringing, fawning, slimy, slavish, unctuous, smarmy (Brit. informal), toadying, parasitical, arse-licking …
fawn (all) over someone Fig. to flatter someone or attend to someone excessively; to curry favor with someone. Please stop fawning all over the guests. You are embarrassing me. She always …
servility noun subservience, fawning, grovelling, meanness, sycophancy, submissiveness, baseness, self-abasement, obsequiousness, abjection, unctuousness, bootlicking (informal), …
These verbs mean to seek or gain favor by behaving obsequiously and submissively: fawned on her superior; bootlicked to get a promotion; lawyers kowtowing to a judge; slavered over his …
fawn (all) over someone Fig. to flatter someone or attend to someone excessively; to curry favor with someone. Please stop fawning all over the guests. You are embarrassing me. She always …
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