toad

/toʊd/
noun
  1. A small, tailless amphibian with dry, warty skin, typically living on land but breeding in water.
    • Unlike frogs, toads have bumpy, dry skin and prefer drier habitats.
    • A toad hopped across the garden path after the rain.
    • The children found a toad hiding under a rock near the pond.
  2. An unpleasant or contemptible person.
    • He's a miserable little toad who never helps anyone.
    • Don't be such a toad—apologize for your rude comment.
    • That toad stole my lunch from the office fridge again.