Ozzy
Ozzy (name) means a nickname for someone named Oswald or Oscar, or a nickname referring to the surname Osbourne. Example: “Fans simply call the rock singer Ozzy.”
How to use Ozzy
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA casual nickname for someone named Oswald, Oscar, or with the surname Osbourne.
Word forms
Ozzys plural, Ozzies plural
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Etymology
A clipped, informal form of names like Oswald, Oscar, or Osbourne, plus "-y."
Synonyms
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Frequently asked questions
What does “Ozzy” mean?
The word “Ozzy” means a nickname for someone named Oswald or Oscar, or a nickname referring to the surname Osbourne. In plain terms, a casual nickname for someone named Oswald, Oscar, or with the surname Osbourne.
How do you pronounce “Ozzy”?
“Ozzy” is pronounced O-zee (/ˈɔzi/ in IPA).
How do you use “Ozzy” in a sentence?
Here is “Ozzy” used in a sentence: “Fans simply call the rock singer Ozzy.”
What part of speech is “Ozzy”?
“Ozzy” is a name.