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nounPlural caddies ˈkadiˈkædi usually with modifier A small storage container, typically one with divisions. See also tea caddy Example sentencesExamples - To prevent the finish from scratching, the tool caddy should be hand-washed in hot, soapy water and abrasive pads and cleansers should be avoided.
- The tool caddy has 16 pockets of various sizes for organization.
- All householders will receive a full information pack on this service and this will be placed inside each bin (or kitchen caddy inside each bin).
- We hadn't even spotted the timetable lurking in the brown indoor food caddy: the third new bin.
- Start with a low, boxy vessel, such as this antique wooden tool caddy or a new silverware caddy from an import store.
- I'm glad I did as for £37 I found a hard drive caddy, that would enable me to connect it to my computer via USB 2, which means that all my personal and business data has been saved.
- The keyboard caddy is a little shelf that holds your typeulating device; it pulls out on little metal wheels.
- The English silverplated bottle caddy dates to the reign of William IV.
- She kept the pilfered photo inside one of the slots with her church shoes in the vinyl shoe caddy hung on the inside of her closet door, and would look at it whenever she remembered it was there.
- Jack followed him into what appeared to be a cargo elevator, with a small room service caddy hovering gently inside.
- Built with special stain guard technology, the indoor gnome also serves as a drink and snack caddy.
- Young faces peer from behind field-hockey rackets, plastic bins, unusual fly swatters, car cup holders and tool caddies.
- Perfect for transporting tools and supplies to classes, the tool caddy will sit on the floor next to your workspace and provide easy access to everything you need.
- That gives them a champagne breakfast, two glamour caddies per team, an end-of-day buffet and champagne prize-giving, with luxury goody-bags.
Synonyms container, receptacle, holder
Origin Late 18th century: from earlier catty, denoting a unit of weight of 1 1/3 lb (0.61 kg), from Malay kati. Rhymes baddy, caddie, daddy, faddy, kabaddi, laddie, paddy verb & noun variant spelling of caddie
nounˈkadēˈkædi usually with modifier A small storage container, typically one with divisions. See also tea caddy Example sentencesExamples - To prevent the finish from scratching, the tool caddy should be hand-washed in hot, soapy water and abrasive pads and cleansers should be avoided.
- The keyboard caddy is a little shelf that holds your typeulating device; it pulls out on little metal wheels.
- Jack followed him into what appeared to be a cargo elevator, with a small room service caddy hovering gently inside.
- All householders will receive a full information pack on this service and this will be placed inside each bin (or kitchen caddy inside each bin).
- Young faces peer from behind field-hockey rackets, plastic bins, unusual fly swatters, car cup holders and tool caddies.
- That gives them a champagne breakfast, two glamour caddies per team, an end-of-day buffet and champagne prize-giving, with luxury goody-bags.
- Built with special stain guard technology, the indoor gnome also serves as a drink and snack caddy.
- Start with a low, boxy vessel, such as this antique wooden tool caddy or a new silverware caddy from an import store.
- She kept the pilfered photo inside one of the slots with her church shoes in the vinyl shoe caddy hung on the inside of her closet door, and would look at it whenever she remembered it was there.
- The tool caddy has 16 pockets of various sizes for organization.
- We hadn't even spotted the timetable lurking in the brown indoor food caddy: the third new bin.
- Perfect for transporting tools and supplies to classes, the tool caddy will sit on the floor next to your workspace and provide easy access to everything you need.
- The English silverplated bottle caddy dates to the reign of William IV.
- I'm glad I did as for £37 I found a hard drive caddy, that would enable me to connect it to my computer via USB 2, which means that all my personal and business data has been saved.
Synonyms container, receptacle, holder
Origin Late 18th century: from earlier catty, denoting a unit of weight of 11/3 lb (0.61 kg), from Malay kati. verb & nounˈkædiˈkadē variant spelling of caddie
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