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Meanings of caddie in English

Catalan
cadi

An attendant who carries the golf clubs for a player.

cadi

Act as a caddie and carry clubs for a player.

Usage of caddie in English
1
More to the point, each caddie was responsible for his players balls.
The Irish Times
2
The caddie called Hole-in-'is-Pocket made sure his man never lost a ball.
Tommy's honor: the story of old tom morris and young tom morris,...
3
Colin Montgomerie has split with his caddie Alastair McLean after 10 years.
The Irish Times
4
On walked Gale's caddie down the right side of the 16th fairway.
The Irish Times
5
Streelman's victory provided a special moment for his caddie, 13-year-old Ethan Couch.
Reuters
6
Rich was as obsequious as the Augusta caddie shack had to offer.
The Irish Times
7
Us caddies have standard debriefing sessions in the caddie shack post round.
The Irish Times
8
Half-blind Archibald Stump, also called Stumpie Eye, wasn't much of a caddie.
Tommy's honor: the story of old tom morris and young tom morris,...
9
He hitched his trousers again and grabbed a club from his caddie.
The Guardian
10
His caddie said nothing, he just picked up the bag and ran.
The Irish Times
11
But he couldn't just caddie on week days and rest on Sundays.
The Life of Me: An Autobiography
12
And let's further hope the caddie-caterer affair doesn't affect young Cameron Holloway's judgment.
Table for five
13
The caddie of 20 years ago made his own distance chart.
The Irish Times
14
Rolston said they couldn't have asked for a better secondary caddie.
The Guardian
15
They opted for the caddie life despite different backgrounds, but for similar reasons.
The Irish Times
16
Remember when you were a caddie and played hooky from work?
Villain
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Catalan
cadicaddie
Caddie through the time
Caddie across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare