someone who carries a players bag of clubs and/or assists a player with advice and the details of play

"small box for tea," 1792, from Malay kati a weight equivalent to about a pound and a third (in English from 1590s as catty), adopted as a standard mid-18c. by British companies in the East [..]

(also "caddie, looper") someone who carries a players bag of clubs and/or assists a player with advice and the details of play Example: She asked her caddy/looper to help her read th [..]

The name given to a tin or jar of tea, which takes its name from the Chinese or Malayan word 'catty'- a term used to describe the weigh of one pound of tea. In the past, tea caddies were equipped with a lock and key.

(aka: "caddie") an assistant to the golfer who is in charge of carrying the players equipment and providing advice on club selection and reading the green. Usually employed by the pl [..]

Individual who carries bags for golfers and assists them in the playing of the course. Ideally, a caddy should possess the eyes of a big-game hunter, the strength of a linebacker, the patience of a di [..]

cad*dy Definition 1. This is a person who is paid by the golfer to carry the golfer’s clubs and to offer tips and advice. On a golf course or during a tournament, a golfer may only receive advice from [..]

is an assistant, who carries player’s clubs and has a right to give advice during a round.

Internet Glossary A plastic case that holds a CD-ROM. Some older CD-ROM players required a caddy, but nearly all modern players do not. Instead, modern CD-ROM players operate like compact disc players, with a tray on which you can directly lay the CD-ROM

A plastic case that holds a CD-ROM. Some older CD-ROM players required a caddy, but nearly all modern players do not. Instead, modern CD-ROM players operate like compact disc players, with a tray on w [..]

A small chest or box for keeping tea.

(n) a can for storing tea(v) act as a caddie and carry clubs for a player

A ghost, a bugbear. A caddis is a grub, a bait for anglers.

The plastic and metal case that a CD-ROM

a tournament director's assistant, typically responsible for distributing to and picking up from the tables in play

(golf) One hired to assist another in playing the game of golf. ''"Caddy, pass me my five iron."''