Meanings
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1
noun
a person who carries a golfer's clubs and may give advice during play
The caddie handed the player a different club for the long shot.
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2
verb
to work as a caddie for a golfer
He caddied at the local course during the summer.
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Etymology
Borrowed through Scots caddie, earlier "cadet" or "young man," from French cadet, ultimately from Latin caput, "head." The golf sense grew from the idea of a hired attendant.