Ozzie

[ oz-ee ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Oswald.

ozzie

/ ˈɒzɪ /

noun

1. informal.
   a hospital

Example Sentences

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

From The Daily Beast

Rick “Ozzie” Nelson: No, the CIA does not conduct domestic spying or collect intelligence on U.S. citizens.

From The Daily Beast

I do not think Ozzie had any malice toward Cubans specifically in his comments.

From The Daily Beast

I asked them about Ozzie, and their first response was, “Nothing will change.”

From The Daily Beast

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

From The Daily Beast

My actual association with him in Japan was limited to other than just seeing him in the barracks and saying, "Hi, Ozzie."

From Project Gutenberg

With this he kicked Ozzie B. soundly and sent him, still sobbing, up the road.

From Project Gutenberg

Why was the resplendent, the utterly correct Ozzie dancing in a dancing studio in Putney?

From Project Gutenberg

His brother always had something new, and it was always absorbingly interesting to Ozzie B.

From Project Gutenberg

No—oo—no,” began Ozzie B., beginning to cry again—“Don't kill 'im—it'll be cruel.

From Project Gutenberg