Sadie

[ sey-dee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Sara or Sarah.
2. Sadie Hawkins.

Example Sentences

But Sadie’s undercover operation is just one part of the intrigue.

From Los Angeles Times

Sadie and Piper Hoodenpyle, students at Girls Academic Leadership Academy, added that phones can be beneficial for taking pictures of lecture slides, filming telenovelas in Spanish and checking their weightlifting form.

From Los Angeles Times

Sadie Hoodenpyle — a 12th-grader who has been through three campus lockdowns — said the idea that students shouldn’t be able to use their phones in emergencies is “a little out of touch.”

From Los Angeles Times

Sadie Hopkins, 50, from Shrewsbury, Shropshire, sent a message to West Mercia Police's violence against women and girls inbox after a chance encounter with her attacker, but did not get a response.

From BBC

Ms Jones said she was “deeply sorry” adding: “Sadie has not received the service she should have received and West Mercia Police have let her down.”

From BBC