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Much of golf terminology has its roots in Lowland Scots, e. g. caddy, links, tee and so on.

You can simply pick up the caddy, move from room-to-room and have everything you need right at your finger tips.

Doctors to this day owe a debt to them, since it was Frank who first came up with the idea that surgeons should use a nurse as "a caddy" to hand them their instruments as and when they were needed.

tea caddy of porcelain or china

Two greens again, ask your caddy for yardage.

Since Tiger drives an Escalade, can he blame the accident on his caddy?

It was my father's early encouragement that led me to Kernwood Country Club, where I began to caddy.

A tall, thin man with curly hair and glasses, Sweeney would take the bags out of the caddy shack, put them on a half door, and yell, 'Welch!'

Hello, Sir, I am your caddy today, my name is?

An 18th Century tea caddy or canister decorated with "Famille Rose" enamels in European taste.

We watch the steady line of people, Europeans, Maghrebians and West Africans, methodically trudging from table to table, collecting their rations and stuffing them quickly into a pram hood or caddy.

You can purchase an actual caddy or just re-purpose a plastic container or wicker basket you already have around the house.

All the expenses are only for 18 holes. Add to play 9 holes fees (green fee, caddy fee) will be half. Caddy refuses to receive the tips.