1. Plural of caddice; a type of worsted yarn or ribbon used historically in garments and trimmings.
Usage: archaic; historical textile term
2. Plural of caddice; the larval cases of caddisflies, made of silk and small stones or plant material.
Usage: entomology; variant spelling of caddis

Examples

• The museum displayed samples of caddices used in medieval clothing.
• Caddices were woven into decorative ribbons for noble garments.
• The caddices of caddisflies protect the soft larvae from predators.
• Anglers study caddices to understand aquatic insect life cycles.
• Historical records mention caddices as a valuable trade commodity.