1. A type of worsted yarn or ribbon, formerly used for garters, bindings, or trimmings.
Usage: archaic; historical
2. A larva of a caddisfly, especially one that constructs a protective case of silk and debris.
Usage: variant of caddis

Examples

• The tailor used caddice to reinforce the edges of the garment.
• Caddice was a popular material for garters in the 17th century.
• Fishermen often use caddice larvae as bait for trout.
• The caddice larva builds its case from sand and plant material.
• Historical records mention caddice as a valuable textile commodity.