caddy
/ˈkædi/
noun
- A person who carries a golfer's clubs and provides assistance during a game.
- The caddy handed the golfer a driver for the long hole.
- She worked as a caddy at the country club every summer.
- A good caddy knows the course and can suggest the best club to use.
- A small container or box used for storing or organizing items, such as tea, tools, or silverware.
- He kept his favorite teas in a wooden caddy on the kitchen counter.
- The silverware caddy on the dining table held forks, knives, and spoons.
- She bought a plastic caddy to organize her art supplies.
verb
- To act as a caddy for a golfer.
- My uncle offered to caddy for me during the tournament.
- She caddied for her father every weekend when she was a teenager.
- He learned to caddy by watching the professionals at the club.