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Caddie vs. Caddy

Caddie

A person who carries a golfer's clubs and gives them advice during a game.

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Caddy

/ˈkadi/
A person who carries a golfer's clubs and provides advice on the course.

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etymology
  • "Caddie" typically relates to golf, involving carrying clubs for a player, usually a human role.
  • "Caddy" can refer to a container or storage device, often for small items or tea bags, focusing on inanimate objects.
  • Remember that "caddie" has an ie at the end, like die, and golf might make you want to die due to its difficulty.
  • A caddy (container) might be found in a kitchen or bathroom, whereas a caddie is found on a golf course.
  • Think of "caddie" as having the extra tie needed to tie up your golfing obligations.
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