What part of speech is caddy?

Caddy can be categorized as a noun and a verb.

Parts of speech

1. caddy is a verb, present, 1st person singular of caddy (infinitive).
2. caddy is a verb (infinitive).
3. caddy is a noun, singular of caddies.

Inflections

Verb

Infinitive

Present

Simple Past

Past Participle

Gerund
(to) caddy

caddy / caddies

caddied

caddied

caddying

Infinitive: (to) caddy
Present: caddy / caddies
Simple Past: caddied
Past Participle: (have) caddied
Gerund: caddying

Noun

Singular

Plural
caddy

caddies

Singular: caddy
Plural: caddies

What does caddy mean?

Definitions

Verb
caddy - To serve as a caddy, carrying golf clubs etc.
Noun
caddy - a can for storing tea

Examples of caddy

#		Sentence
1.	noun	The golfer gave his caddy some medicine.
2.	noun	After witnessing, in horrified fascination, a few of Tom's temper tantrums, Mary refused to play golf with him any more. Even though Tom was a former golf pro, he would sometimes have hissy fits, furiously shouting at his caddy and breaking his own golf clubs.

Sentence
noun
The golfer gave his caddy some medicine.
After witnessing, in horrified fascination, a few of Tom's temper tantrums, Mary refused to play golf with him any more. Even though Tom was a former golf pro, he would sometimes have hissy fits, furiously shouting at his caddy and breaking his own golf clubs.

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