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Meanings of caddy in English
Wire basket fastened to a frame with wheels which customers use for collecting purchases in a store.
Synonyms
Examples for "caddie"
Examples for "caddie"
1
More to the point, each caddie was responsible for his players balls.
2
The caddie called Hole-in-'is-Pocket made sure his man never lost a ball.
3
Colin Montgomerie has split with his caddie Alastair McLean after 10 years.
4
On walked Gale's caddie down the right side of the 16th fairway.
5
Streelman's victory provided a special moment for his caddie, 13-year-old Ethan Couch.
1
One-time golf caddy turned big-noise crime writer.
2
It is a recognised thing for golf caddies who find balls to sell them.
3
What happened next when Kathryn Fitzpatrick answered an newspaper advertisement asking for female golf caddies to work in Japan.
4
From Nights 17 June 2014 Kathryn Fitzpatrick answered an newspaper advertisement asking for female golf caddies to work in Japan.
1
Now, Earl became a good golf caddie.
2
No one regarding him would have dreamed that he was at heart but a golf caddie or a driver of trucks for hire.
Usage of caddy in English
1
But just as he had opened the caddy, he paused and listened.
2
The caddy's creel was then topped up, and the marketing was completed.
3
I used to hit the ball around when I was a caddy.
4
Somebody had been in her kitchen and had moved the tea caddy.
5
Tiger Woods and his caddy discuss club selection, wind conditions, and overall strategy.
6
Stella went to the table and opened the little mahogany caddy.
7
Our caddy gave us a chance to drive from the box.
8
The wretched woman must have had a key to his caddy.
9
He took off his cap and handed it to his caddy.
10
She crossed the room and took down the tea caddy from the shelf.
11
After the match, Ribbentrop generously tipped his caddy half a crown.
12
Never again would I find a condom in my tea caddy.
13
Donald Trump and I on the links and he's my caddy!
14
Both women glanced over in relief as Alice wheeled in the tea caddy.
15
Spencer backed up until her butt hit the little silverware caddy.
16
She stopped, her hand barely around the caddy above her head.
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Caddy through the time
Caddy across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common