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[ UK /kˈædi/ ]
[ US /ˈkædi/ ]
VERB
  1. act as a caddie and carry clubs for a player
NOUN
  1. a can for storing tea

How To Use caddy In A Sentence

  • Fine and rare items, like the pristine 19th century mother-of-pearl workbox, blonde tortoiseshell tea caddy, together with snuff boxes and Oriental ivories, will bring collectors from far and near.
  • Her face was intent on the Caddy, and it was with some effort that she directed her attention towards him.
  • Caddying is not rocket science. Times, Sunday Times
  • … Junior Seau, now taping a Versus reality series that debuts Dec. 2 in which the ex-NFL star does things like be an MLB batboy and LPGA caddy, says he's considering returning to the NFL. Favre speculation, sitcom promos; NFL's back
  • I had a friend of mine caddying for me instead of my regular caddie.
  • It is just as well, perhaps, that he has his brother caddying for him. Times, Sunday Times
  • He started caddying at the local golf club at 10 to help put food on the family table. The Sun
  • The tool caddy has 16 pockets of various sizes for organization.
  • Blog Guelph: Sad caddy sad caddy, originally uploaded by vw-busman. Great Guelph Photos and Cool Blog Links by Creative Guelphites
  • That was when he was a 16-year-old wannabe, caddying for his local club professional. The Sun
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