caddie

Converse of object

• use: Players that want to use a caddie will make an extra donation to the ground fund.
• have: I had some old IDE caddies spare which I used for this project.
• request: Caddie: £ 40 Trainee Caddie: £ 25 Please contact the caddie manager on 01334 466666 to request a caddie.
• move: Remove two small Phillips screws and gently move the CD caddie forward.
• call: Men who could be hired to carry pails of water up to the tenement flats were called caddies.

Adjective modifier

• hard: Features like the hard disk caddies, drive rails and fan mounts are all nice plus points.
• good: It will provide the caddie with a better understanding of the standards required to become a good caddie.
• professional: Some players had professional caddies; others had wives, girlfriends, brothers or dads.
• local: Thus, the Open came to St Andrews for the first time in 1873 when it was won by local caddie Tom Kidd.
• old: I had some old IDE caddies spare which I used for this project.
• small: Out for collection in the large storage bin, not in the small kitchen caddie, as the caddie is not securable against animals.

Modifies a noun

• manager: Caddie: £ 40 Trainee Caddie: £ 25 Please contact the caddie manager on 01334 466666 to request a caddie.
• connect: Caddie Connect can be studied either in St Andrews or from home using a CD-ROM.
• cart: Lord Brabazon introduces the caddie cart to Old Course.

Noun used with modifier

• tea: At the end of the room there is row after row of vintage tea caddies.
• golf: Sprite also diversified into making small sailing crafts called Sprite Dinghies and electric golf caddies.
• kitchen: Kitchen caddies are plastic lidded boxes with a carbon air filter built into the lid.
• drive: The hard drive caddie is located on the top of the case and has space for an additional drive in the caddie.
• disk: Features like the hard disk caddies, drive rails and fan mounts are all nice plus points.
• CD: Remove two small Phillips screws and gently move the CD caddie forward.