What does it mean if a person is being caddy?
81664
Bitchy, catty, like cat fight.
976861
I would say that it means transporting something from one place to another without permission, or possibly without legal authority to do so.  Like smuggling.
1050931
be a caddy at your local country club- its great money
768706
I thought it meant someone had something JAMMED up their...\nidk tho. lol\n☺
1068796
Same reason they rack the pool balls; to try and get things more orderly and into position. I guess it can be torture, and that's probably why a torture chamber has a rack. As for why guys talk about a woman having a nice rack...? orderly and in position?!
1064436
It used to be that being a caddy meant having to heft those great big tour bags around. Usually they had the 14 clubs, an umbrella, extra shoes and socks, balls, and other things like snacks and whatnot. The bag itself weighed 10 to 15 pounds, so it could be quite a struggle when you added everything into it. Also, those bags had one strap that you looped over one shoulder.\n\nThings are easier now thanks to the double straps, which evenly distribute the weight of the bag and make it easier to carry, especially over extended distances. It also took the height issue out of the equation, because the one end that used to hang down is now more on a 45 degree angle.\n\nStrength shouldn't be too much of a concern, but you need to be in decent shape for walking around with that extra weight on your back. Just remember to lean forward slightly when walking to avoid excess strain on your lower back, and you should be fine.\n\nHappy looping!
817873
A person who is too interested in formal rules\nand small unimportant detail!  :)
624476
-being a caddy at a golf course is an excellent answer- i started caddying when i was 12 yrs old- i knew nothing about golf-except caddies were paid in cash, no taxes taken out-if people thought of you as a nice clean cut kiddo-who was saving money for college- and you were polite and well groomed and pleasant- they would often ask for you by name when they played again-also if you learned to watch the ball well-out of bounds- found the ball in the rough- gave tips for putting-on the break of the ball, etc., you could do very well financially--i caddied six days a week- from sun-up to sun- down except for rainy days-cats and dogs rainy- and did very well financially- one summer i even grew 1 1/2 inches due to the great exercise from all that walking- it is a wonderfull way to earn money and meet nice folks- tell your son to check with the local clubs as some clubs only use electric carts these days and not all use real live caddies anymore !! good luck to your son !!
1167364
My guess is that person needs to go to the bathroom.\n\nJust a guess.
681212
It's generally attributed to the 'rustic' South, though it has seen common useage as far back as pre-Colonial English pubs.\n\nIt generally means to be passed out, though to such a point that such a person would not respond to even the strongest of stimulation.  Similar to the term "dead to the world".
863690
It could be a number if things or perhaps none. He could be winding you up and doing it for affect. he could have a personaility disorder, a leraning difficulty, schizophrenia, be on drugs or be delusional. Best to keep out his way.
932399
I have several acquaintances that unfortunately use that term, however they use "there must have been a n in the wood pile."  And in that instance means your daddy isn't your daddy (or to whomever they are referring).  It means the mother slept with a African American and produced a child...simply as a joke.
1087088
I am a professional caddie. I work for Caddie Master Enterprises. CME provides caddies at famous courses such as Augusta, Pebble Beach, Pinehurst and TPC-Sawgrass. The jumpsuits are required uniforms for the spring, fall and winter. In the summer, we wear solid, logoless white golf shirts and khaki shorts.
982217
It means that there is a workflow, all the other employees do fine, but when it gets to you, things get held up.  Imagine what happens to water going through the neck of the bottle - it is slowed down by the narrower passage.  It basically means you hold up the workflow.
263312
do you mean disorderly conduct?\nYes, any time you have been arrested, it is for a criminal offense.\nNobody gets arrested for orderly conduct, or being a great friend.
377114
Greetings ...\n\nActually, in individual competition, a player is responsible for marking and placement of his own ball once on the putting surface.\n\nIn certain team situations, the player's partner may mark a ball on the putting.\n\nIf a caddie touches a ball or otherwise disturbs the ball, a penalty of (1) two strokes in medal play or (2) loss of hole in match play, is assessed.\n\nNow if you are asking if the caddie can put an ID mark on the player's ball, I believe that the answer is no. The player must do this himself.
1145293
I've heard it used to refer to someone sitting and allowing something to "sink in."  For example, if I'd just given someone some news that they didn't want to hear, I'd let them have some time to sit and marinate for awhile before pursuing the issue.