10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TOADYING»
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toadying in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
toadying and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Anatomy of Terror: Political Violence under Stalin
Comrade Zhuravlev, head of the oblast' Transport Department (and one of those
mentioned by Stalin as being part of Vainov's 'tail') 5anctimoniously criticized '
eulogizing (voskhvalenie) and toadying (podkhalimstvo) at the previous ...
What is said about toadying Englishmen, is true to a certain extent and in certain
quarters ; but is there not in these quarters the same toadying of everything that
has a foreign origin? We think so. We have fools among us, who bow with ...
3
Bizarre: For Fireside and Wayside
What is said about toadying Englishmen, is true to a certain extent and in certain
quarters ; but is there not in these quarters the same toadying of everything that
has a foreign origin? We think so. We have fools among us, who bow with ...
4
The Prince of Darkness: A Romance of the Blue Ridge
Suddenly she came up and stood panting with passion before him, saying — "
Toadying ! You said toadying ! " " Yes, I said toadying ! and I cannot take back the
word, because it expresses just what I mean, Helen, and I can think f,f no civiller ...
Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth, 1869
5
Outlaws Are Optional: Book Iv of the Cruickshank Chronicles
“Don't thank me lad!” Roger reached into the knapsack, retrieved a packet of
sandwiches which, with elaborate care, he divided into two unequal portions. “
That's good toadying, Herbert,” he said, replacing the smaller portion in the
knapsack, ...
6
Pucuk gunung es: kelisanan dan keberaksaraan dalam ...
Undeniably, Abdullah does his share of “toadying”, the splendid term used by
Proudfoot (2000a:64) to describe the Munsyi's musings to the gallery prior to
meeting Americans (and his future employer North) for the first time. This was
carefully ...
7
Merriam-Webster's Crossword Puzzle Dictionary
... luxurious 10apolaus- tic, hedonistic, voluptuous 13 self- indulgent sycophancy
7 calumny, scandal, slander 8 toadying 10 backbiting, defamation, detraction 12
backstabbing, belittlement, depreciation 13 disparagement sycophant 5 toady ...
2. subservience, obsequiousness; servility, ingratia tion, prostration, obeisance,
abasement; truckling bowing, scraping, fawning, cowering, cringing, craw ing,
toadying, Inf. bootlicking; self-effacement, sel surrender, self-abasement.
obedient, ...
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
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Lord Gnome's Literary Companion
Toadying. the. line. Margaret Thatcher: The First Ten Years LADY OLGA
MAITLAND (Sidgwick & Jackson) Margaret Thatcher: The Woman Within
ANDREW THOMSON (W H Allen) Ybu might think there were already enough
hagiographies of ...
What'll youteach,inheaven's name? Liza. What you taughtme. I'llteach phonetics.
Higgins. Ha! Ha!Ha! Liza. I'll offermyself as an assistant to Professor Nepean.
Higgins [rising in afury] What! That impostor! that humbug! that toadying
ignoramus!
George Bernard Shaw, 2013
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TOADYING»
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toadying is used in the context of the following news items.
Drake Melbourne review: Too much ground to cover to waste time …
Drake Melbourne review: Too much ground to cover to waste time toadying. Music. Date: February 28, 2015. (1); Read later ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Feb 15»
Ex-CBS reporter's tell-all book names names, nails Obama-toadying …
Think what you will of investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson, but one thing is certain: Unlike many of her colleagues, the award-winning journalist was never a ... «BizPac Review, Oct 14»
As Labour's toadying to Gaddafi's torturers is revealed... My God, the …
Even before the fall of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's hateful regime, it was clear the last Labour Government had co-operated with the monster in all kinds of ... «Daily Mail, Sep 11»
PETER MCKAY: Why this toadying to Bush the bungler?
He's on the up and up - the subject of toadying interviews. One of them, by the Right-wing historian Andrew Roberts, says of 'American aristocrat' Bush: 'I've ... «Daily Mail, Nov 10»
