caddie (ALSO caddy) /ˈkæd.i/ noun [C]
► F0 a person who carries the equipment for someone who is playing golfSee picture: caddie 
Thesaurus+: ↑Golf
caddie (PRESENT TENSE caddying, PAST TENSE AND PAST PARTICIPLE caddied) (ALSO caddy) /ˈkæd.i/ verb [I] ↑Verb Endings for caddie
► F0 to be a caddie for someoneThesaurus+: ↑Golf- ↑Entertainers in general
- ↑Enthusiasts
- ↑Environmental issues
- ↑Environments and localities
- ↑Envy and jealousy
- ↑Equipment used for cleaning
- ↑Essential or necessary
- ↑European politics and government
- ↑Events and occurrences
- ↑Evicting and forcing to leave
- ↑Exaggerating and playing down
- ↑Exams, tests and exercises
- ↑Exceptional qualities, things and people
- ↑Excited, interested and enthusiastic
- ↑Excitement, interest, energy and enthusiasm
- ↑Exciting and interesting
- ↑Excluding
- ↑Excrement and its excretion
- ↑Exercising and training
- ↑Exhibiting and exhibitions
- ↑Existing and being
- ↑Expensive and luxurious
- ↑Experienced
- ↑Experiencing and suffering
- ↑Experiencing difficulties