Jody

[ joh-dee ]

noun

1. a male or female given name.

Example Sentences

He was a straight-A student in school, Jody remembered, though she never saw him open a book.

From Washington Post

Tanya Montana, his younger sister and one of Coe and Jody’s four children, would inspire a 1987 single named after her.

From Washington Post

Coe’s mother, Jody, was 22 and working at a bar at the Opryland USA theme park in Nashville when a friend introduced her to David Allan Coe in 1983.

From Washington Post

Interestingly enough, Jody reached out to me after the podcast aired and we had not really talked in 17 years other than bumping into each other in a restaurant and saying a quick hello.

From Washington Blade

“It was described that things were said that made Jody uncomfortable,” Walker said.

From ProPublica

Republican Jody Hice romped home in a safe rural Georgia congressional district last night.

From The Daily Beast

After Mia overdoses on heroin, Vincent brings her to the home of Lance and Jody.

From The Daily Beast

Jody Hice—Choosing Hice is like picking Duke or UConn in the NCAA basketball tournament.

From The Daily Beast

If a writer on True Blood came up with the character of Jody Hice, the producers would reject it for being too over the top.

From The Daily Beast

Medical Students for Choice, founded by a student named Jody Steinauer in 1993, helped to change that.

From The Daily Beast

With the words another memory came into his mind, of the trouble with Jody Weir on day herd—about another letter, that was.

From Project Gutenberg

Jody Weir—and the girl in Hillsboro post office—steady, Johnny—steady, boy!

From Project Gutenberg

Even so, Jody Weir could keep those location papers from reaching the recorder!

From Project Gutenberg

He grabbed Jody by the collar and dragged him from under the struggling horses.

From Project Gutenberg

Jody Weir checked his horse and regarded Dines with a truculent stare.

From Project Gutenberg