Josie

[joh-zee, -see]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Josephine.

Example Sentences

Members of your family also show up, including your daughter Josie Adams and another nephew.

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But “Steve’s main business is the art of bringing people together,” said Josie Francis, co-founder of creative arts practice Fuzz & Fuzz and a past workshop co-host of Stringer’s.

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“This isn’t about screaming we are trans, this is about screaming we are human — and showing that we are here, that we are competent leaders,” said Josie Caballero, voting and elections director at Advocates for Trans Equality, which helped run the training.

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Over the years she's married multiple generations of the same family, including her own, having conducted the ceremonies of her children, and most recently, her granddaughter Josie.

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"I don't think I would feel married unless my grandma did the ceremony. She's the best woman for the job," Josie says.

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