Ozzie

[ oz-ee ]

/ ˈɒz i /

a male given name, form of Oswald.

Example sentences from the Web for ozzie

It was a remarkable portrait of an American fantasy rooted in Ozzie and Harriet, not history.

The Truth About Obama-Era Inequality |Stuart Stevens |December 5, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
Rick “Ozzie” Nelson: No, the CIA does not conduct domestic spying or collect intelligence on U.S. citizens.

‘Homeland’: Showtime’s Thriller Gets Fact Checked by an Intelligence Expert |Samantha Zalaznick |October 29, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
I do not think Ozzie had any malice toward Cubans specifically in his comments.

Marlins Manager’s Castro Comment Is a Foul Ball for All Hispanics |Jamie Reno |April 11, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
I asked them about Ozzie, and their first response was, “Nothing will change.”

Marlins Manager’s Castro Comment Is a Foul Ball for All Hispanics |Jamie Reno |April 11, 2012 |DAILY BEAST

Not surprisingly, he has been closely monitoring the controversy over Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen.

Marlins Manager’s Castro Comment Is a Foul Ball for All Hispanics |Jamie Reno |April 11, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
And she looked at Ozzie as if to say: "I hope it isn't one of your indiscreet bachelor friends."

Mr. Prohack |E. Arnold Bennett
Why was the resplendent, the utterly correct Ozzie dancing in a dancing studio in Putney?

Mr. Prohack |E. Arnold Bennett
"There won't be any more performances this season," said Ozzie, that prince of authorities on the universe of entertainment.

Mr. Prohack |E. Arnold Bennett
Sissie showed more reserve than her mother towards Ozzie; but then Sissie was a proud thing, which Eve never was.

Mr. Prohack |E. Arnold Bennett
"Upon my word," said Mr. Softly Bishop shaking hands with Ozzie.

Mr. Prohack |E. Arnold Bennett

ozzie

/ (ˈɒzɪ) /

Northern English informal a hospital