caddy Synonyms
caddy Meaning
caddy (n)
a can for storing tea
caddy (v)
act as a caddie and carry clubs for a player
caddy (n.)
A small box, can, or chest to keep tea in.
caddy Sentence Examples
- The golfer handed his driver to his trusty caddy, who waited patiently after each shot.
- The tea caddy held loose-leaf tea leaves, offering a variety of flavors to choose from.
- The hardware store stocked a wide selection of caddies to organize nails, screws, and other small tools.
- In the old days, newsboys often relied on caddies to help them deliver newspapers door-to-door.
- The elegant silver caddy held a set of teaspoons, ready for an afternoon tea party.
- The website offered a variety of makeup caddies to keep cosmetics organized and accessible.
- The spice caddy held colorful jars filled with aromatic herbs and seasonings.
- The mail caddy outside the apartment building was overflowing with envelopes and packages.
- The restaurant manager reprimanded the waiter for forgetting to bring coffee caddies to the tables.
- The online retailer offered a caddy specifically designed to hold different charging cables.
FAQs About the word caddy
a can for storing tea, act as a caddie and carry clubs for a playerA small box, can, or chest to keep tea in.
bin, locker, box, trunk, crate, case,chest, casket, vault, minaudière
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The golfer handed his driver to his trusty caddy, who waited patiently after each shot.
The tea caddy held loose-leaf tea leaves, offering a variety of flavors to choose from.
The hardware store stocked a wide selection of caddies to organize nails, screws, and other small tools.
In the old days, newsboys often relied on caddies to help them deliver newspapers door-to-door.
