What does CADDY mean?

Parts of Speech

Caddy is a noun, verb, and adjective.

Definitions

As a noun, caddy refers to a small container or bag used for carrying tea, coffee, or other items. It can also refer to a person who carries a golfers clubs. As a verb, caddy means to carry or store in a caddy. As an adjective, caddy describes something that is small and compact.

Pronunciations

US: /ˈkædi/

UK: /ˈkædi/

Origin and Usage

The word caddy is believed to have originated in Scotland in the late 18th century. It was initially used to refer to a person who carried golf clubs for players. Over time, the term came to refer to the container used to carry the clubs. Today, caddy is commonly used to refer to any small container or bag used for carrying items, not just for golf clubs.

Synonyms

Container, carrier, holder, bag, case.

Related Words

Cedar, candy, cadre, cased, caked.

Example Sentences

• She filled the caddy with tea bags and sugar packets.
• The golfers caddy carried his clubs from hole to hole.
• He caddied for the famous golfer for many years.
• The caddy-sized container was perfect for holding his art supplies.