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Nickname of radio shock jock Greg Hughes
Answer for the clue "Nickname of radio shock jock Greg Hughes ", 4 letters:
opie
Alternative clues for the word opie
- Early Ron Howard TV role
- Bee's young relative
- Sheriff Taylor's kid
- His best friend in Mayberry was Johnny Paul
- Mayberry boy of 1960s TV
- TV kid who said, "Pa, just what can you do with a grown woman?"
- English painter called the Cornish Wonder
- Redheaded kid of old TV
- Small-town boy of classic TV
- Kid in a '60s sitcom
Usage examples of opie.
There was no sign of Opie Kindred, but tethered above the growths were the balloons of his spraying mechanism.
Aunt Bea and Opie, but I could make it tougher for Joey and his pal with the tie.
Aunt Bea and Opie might wonder about the Taurus, but it was better than having them wonder about me.
He had migrated from his native India just after the war and had worked here at the Grand Finale Hotel ever since, longer than most of the house staff, but not so long as the senior housekeeper Mrs Opie, or the septuagenarian manager, General Sullivan.
Mr Satardoo, Mr Mack and Mrs Opie headed the welcoming committee which stood to attention in two smart rows flanking the great staircase.
And when he raised his head at the noise, he found them all looking at him, Mr Satardoo, Mr Mack, Mrs Opie and the General himself, their faces a mixture of pity, kindness and infinite patience.
Mrs Opie appeared by his side and wiped his eyes with a white linen handkerchief.
When he rushed to the window, he saw Marsha, his wife, backing up, waving her hands furiously at Opie, the rooster.
John and Fred learned to carry a large stick that seemed to discourage Opie from approaching too closely.
The next morning as he fed Opie and the brood of chickens , the rooster ignored the corn, puffed feathers, red comb glinted, a whirling ball of violence , attacked.
Gushings, Athelings, and Opie Greens for the sincerity of their religion.
Gushings, Athelings, and Opie Greens for the sincerity of their religion.