caddy
காடியா
definition
verb
No job in sports gets you closer to the action than caddying on the PGA Tour.
work as a caddie.
noun
In French the word cadet is pronounced ‘ca-day’ but in English the golfer's assistant became a caddie .
a person who carries a golfer's clubs and provides other assistance during a match.
a tool caddy
a small storage container, typically one with divisions.
translation of 'Caddy'
தேயிலை வைப்பதற்கான சிறுப் பெட்டி
example
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.
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.
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).
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.
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' .
a tool 'caddy'
The keyboard 'caddy' is a little shelf that holds your typeulating device; it pulls out on little metal wheels.
a tool 'caddy'
Start with a low, boxy vessel, such as this antique wooden tool caddy or a new silverware 'caddy' from an import store.
We hadn't even spotted the timetable lurking in the brown indoor food 'caddy' : the third new bin.
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 tool 'caddy' has 16 pockets of various sizes for organization.
The English silverplated bottle 'caddy' dates to the reign of William IV.
I also 'caddied' for my brother Manuel in a few pro events.
The magic between those two guys, the connection that makes a 'caddie' pull the right club every time, is gone.
He had 'caddied' in the tournament the previous year and conned the sponsors so well about his golf prowess that they gave him an exemption to play.
The 'caddie' is, effectively, the professional golfers' sidekick.
The oldest daybook I have dates back to 1963 when I used it to keep track of the money I made 'caddying' at a local golf club.
My own caddie, Ben, was a high-school senior and a regular summer 'caddie' at another club in the area.
I've caddied for several friends over the years, and several friends have caddied for me; mostly, I've 'caddied' for my friend Ray, who is one of the club's best players.
No job in sports gets you closer to the action than 'caddying' on the PGA Tour.
Having played as a professional and also coached professionally, I finally managed to get the match ball last week when I completed the hat trick by 'caddying' professionally.
When my putt ended up a foot outside the hole, the 'caddie' said drolly, ‘I said a golf ball, not a soccer ball!’
But there is a lot more to caddying than that - the good 'caddie' knows the right club to produce and the yardage to the hole of every approach shot to the green.
Of all the things my 'caddie' does, keeping my club grips clean and dry might be the most important.
I should point out he was playing and I was 'caddying' for another player in his group.
He changed his clubs, his 'caddie' , his coach and indeed tinkered with his swing in an effort to restore the magic and the signs were there in the first half of the season.
That gives them a champagne breakfast, two glamour 'caddies' per team, an end-of-day buffet and champagne prize-giving, with luxury goody-bags.
But while the latter got his social and sexual attentions, the 'caddie' was the handiest person around to take the blame on the days when the putter went cold and the drives found the long rough.
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