forecaddie
- noun
- /ˈfɔːrˌkædi/
- Jargon
- The forecaddie made sure all the golf balls were collected before the next group arrived.
Examples
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After his shift, the forecaddie returned the buckets of balls to the clubhouse.
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A forecaddie is essential for keeping the driving range organized and safe.
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The forecaddie retrieved the balls quickly.
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Many forecaddies work at the local driving range.
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The forecaddie efficiently collected the golf balls from the practice area after each use.
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At the driving range, a forecaddie is responsible for returning the balls to their original place.
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Every experienced golfer relies on the forecaddie to maintain a steady supply of balls during practice.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Forecaddie combines fore- meaning 'in front' and caddie meaning 'a helper who carries clubs'. So a forecaddie at a driving range is the helper who gathers and returns the golf balls.