Oakley

American

[ohk-lee] / ˈoʊk li /

noun

Annie Phoebe Anne Oakley Mozee, 1860–1926, U.S. sharpshooter.
Slang. Annie Oakley.

Oakley British

/ ˈəʊklɪ /

noun

Annie, real name Phoebe Anne Oakley Mozee. 1860–1926, US markswoman

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Partnering with Ray-Ban and Oakley, Meta sells smart glasses equipped with AI features so people can take photos, calls and ask questions without whipping out their smartphone.

From Los Angeles Times

Passengers began dressing accordingly; jeans and T-shirts became the norm, Oakley said.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We ask that you lift Michael’s family up in prayer during this extremely difficult time, especially for his 6 year old daughter Oakley, and his wife Jessica.”

From Los Angeles Times

However, she was forced to pull out of Strictly midway through the 20th anniversary series due to an injury and was replaced by Lauren Oakley.

From BBC

Historic England describes Berkshire's Oakley Court as "the most recognisable horror film location in Britain".

From BBC

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