A caddy is a small, usually wooden, box or container for holding and carrying various items such as pens, pencils, paper clips, rubber bands, staples, etc. It can also refer to a person who carries golf clubs for a player.
Usage examples
The golfer loaded his clubs onto the caddy's cart before heading to the first tee.
The hotel guest requested a caddy to assist with carrying her luggage to her room.
The tennis player relied on their caddy to provide them with the correct racket for each game.
The elderly woman leaned on her shopping caddy as she made her way through the supermarket.
The fisherman organized his bait and tackle in his fishing caddy before casting his line into the water.
The waiter at the restaurant used a caddy to carry multiple plates and glasses while serving the customers.
The gardener used a tool caddy to keep all the necessary equipment handy, including gloves, shears, and a trowel.
The artist set up a paint caddy with brushes, tubes of paint, and palettes to create their masterpiece.
The hairstylist organized their combs, scissors, and brushes in a caddy for easy access during a busy day at the salon.
The parent packed a caddy with diapers, wipes, and baby essentials to have on hand for their newborn.