Jodi

or Jo·die

[ joh-dee ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

DC temporarily replaced him with bestselling novelist Jodi Picoult, whose brief run fared even worse.

From The Daily Beast

Later he told the reporter who had the story, Jodi Kantor, that Jarrett was a liar.

From The Daily Beast

Jodi Rudoren, the Times Jerusalem bureau chief, is the author of this simplistic and, frankly, bizarre article.

From The Daily Beast

Or why did America obsess over the trial of Jodi Arias, who killed a white man?

From The Daily Beast

I suspect that Jodi Arias has effectively put the jury to sleep.

From The Daily Beast

Tim and Jodi had lots of new things to show Maggie, but they also wanted to hear about the horses.

From Project Gutenberg

Tim stopped dead in his tracks, and Jodi hung back to stare at Maggie.

From Project Gutenberg

Jodi shook her head and said, "You still put a hole in her lawn chair."

From Project Gutenberg

She started toward the barn, but Tim and Jodi raced past her.

From Project Gutenberg

As they walked back to the Anderson's car, Jodi eyed Maggie.

From Project Gutenberg