caddie/caddy:
(plural: ‘caddies‘/’caddies‘; pronunciation: the letter ‘c’ is said with a ‘k’ sound as in “king”)
a young man or boy (these days also a young woman) whose job is to carry golf clubs for a golf player who is playing;
(in Scottish) a young boy who does simple odd jobs, It is interesting to know that most of the present ace golf players were once caddies, carrying golf clubs for the ace players of that time. Most of the professional caddies are those golf fans who like to be on the golf courses with the golf heroes and learn the art of golf at the same time.
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parishioner:
(plural: 'parishioners')
all the parishioners of a parish
a member of a parish,
(a 'parish' = a local church community)
some …
mammy:
(plural: 'mammies'; male: 'pappy'; pronunciation: for different pronunciations of this word, please click here and to compare the pronunciation of …
incumbent:
(plural: 'incumbents'; pronunciation: the letter ‘i’ rhymes with the letter ‘i’ in “ink”, the 'c' with a 'k' sound as in …
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