How To Use caddish In A Sentence
- Giles, he had said his Christian name was, and that, she thought, was a caddish sort of name. LOHENGRIN
- One may well think the whole idea of war guilt foolish, and the clause in the Versailles Treaty attributing such guilt to Germany "caddish," as Harold Nicolson called it. Churchill and His Myths
- Bertram is a snob and a liar, and often behaves caddishly. Boston.com Top Stories
- It simply occurred to me that the sooner you're married and bored with it, the sooner I'll have you in my bed," he answered caddishly. Tender Rebel
- His first duty was to them, and it would be "caddish" to let them suspect any sacrifice in its fulfilment. More about Pixie
- His career reflects the bipolar nature of the narrative arcs of the wrestling world where he made his bones with its heroic "face" and caddish "heel" characters, with their appeal to the kids who are the real fanbase, and to the more bloodthirsty adult fans who want to see a few faces get filled in. The Rock is back with Faster and once again is underused
- Wherever he ventured musically-to the polar ice cape, the desert island, or along the Thames-Brown was found out by the very songs he caddishly courted. CounterPunch
- As Mark Darcy, Firth played an illusive dreamboat named after his own television triumph as Austen's hero; Grant's portrayal of the caddish Daniel Cleaver was an amused nod at his own popular persona.
- Number two, directly related to number one: She reasonably fears being abandoned by a caddish man that she lusts after, whose caddishness has nothing to do with her "self. Nina Burleigh: Franzen's Female Trouble
- Wiig plays Annie, first seen being humped vigorously by the wittily caddish Jon Hamm, who doesn't notice or care that his partner isn't exactly enjoying herself. Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Bridesmaids
