Toad (noun)

1. A amphibian that typically has a squat body, short legs, and a warty skin, and that moves by jumping.
2. A person who is unattractive, unpleasant, or contemptible.

Origin:

Old english tādige, from tād "toad", of germanic origin; related to dutch teut and german kröte.

Examples:

1. The toad hopped across the road.
2. He is such a toad, always trying to make people look bad.
3. The toad croaked in the night.
4. Toads are known for their warty skin.
5. The toad was hiding under the rock.