caddish

This “ surprising option” (as the tone-deaf Times headline calls it) is often viewed as caddish.

I told them it was caddish to insult a fallen foe, but they would go and stick up those beastly notices.'

But to assert it now, after he had done the unexpected, after the mountain had come to Mahomet, seemed caddish and ridiculous.

If there was anything like a code of interplanetary morals or manners one might call it absolutely caddish.

She was worth a million dollars to Tony: and the million dollars were worth a basely caddish act to Garth.

I am afraid, though its caddish to say it, that she did care a good deal about me, and that thats the root of it.