Crossword clues for opie
opie
- Andy's sitcom son
- Andy's boy on "The Andy Griffith Show"
- "Andy Griffith Show" son
- '60s sitcom boy
- Young pal of Barney Fife
- Young Mayberry resident
- XM shock jock Gregg Hughes's on-air name
- Tyke of vintage TV
- Tyke of '60s TV
- TV's tiny Taylor
- TV Tarheel
- TV kid who said, "Pa, just what can you do with a grown woman?"
- TV kid who called Andy "Pa"
- TV kid
- TV character with a pet lizard named Oscar
- TV character whose father was a sheriff
- The Cornish Wonder
- Taylor's tyke
- Taylor tyke of old TV
- Taylor tot
- Taylor boy of old TV
- Taylor boy of early TV
- Swing era bandleader Cates
- Student of Miss Crump, on '60s TV
- Son on "The Andy Griffith Show"
- Sitcom role for Ron
- Sitcom kid that spent time in a jail
- Sitcom carrot-top
- Shock jock né Gregg Hughes
- Shock jock Gregg Hughes's stage name
- Shock jock Gregg Hughes, on XM Radio
- Shock jock alongside Anthony
- Sheriff Taylor's lad
- Sheriff Andy's fishing partner
- Sheriff Andy Taylor's tyke
- Samuel Johnson portraitist John __
- Ronny Howard tyke
- Ronnie's role before Richie
- Ron's role in '60s TV
- Ron Howard's character on "The Andy Griffith Show"
- Ron Howard nickname
- Role for little Ronny Howard
- Role for a young Ron Howard
- Relative of Aunt Bee
- Redheaded sitcom kid
- Redheaded kid of Mayberry
- Portraitist John dubbed The Cornish Wonder
- Portrait painter, “The Cornish Wonder.”
- Onetime Ron Howard role
- Old TV redhead
- Old sitcom redhead
- Old sitcom boy Taylor
- North Carolina lad of old TV
- Name on "Sons of Anarchy" and "The Andy Griffith Show"
- Memorable fishing pole carrier of '60s TV
- Member of the Sons of Anarchy on FX's "Sons of Anarchy"
- Mayberry youth
- Mayberry youngster
- Mayberry sheriff's son
- Mayberry schoolboy
- Mayberry boy of 1960s TV
- Man's name that sounds like two consecutive letters of the alphabet
- Little TV redhead
- Little redhead on vintage TV
- Kid with an "Aint Bee"
- Kid seen while a tune is whistled
- Kid played by a young Ron Howard
- Kid of classic TV
- Kid in a '60s sitcom
- Kid from Mayberry
- Kid from '60s TV
- His pa was Andy
- His father was Sheriff Taylor
- His best friend in Mayberry was Johnny Paul
- He called Andy "Paw"
- Gulliver's owner on '60s TV
- Griffith show character
- Grandnephew of Aunt Bee
- Freckled boy of old TV
- Freckle-faced Mayberry denizen
- Five-year-old Ron Howard first played him in 1960
- Fishing partner of Andy Taylor
- Film director's early role
- Expectant father in "Return to Mayberry"
- English portraitist John
- English portraitist
- English historical painter
- Early Ron Howard TV role
- Early role for Ronny
- Early role for Ron Howard
- Concern for TV's Aunt Bee
- Classic TV youngster
- Classic TV young'un
- Boy with a fishing pole in a '60s sitcom title screen
- Boy on 'The Andy Griffith Show'
- Boy of classic TV
- Boy in a 1960s sitcom
- Bee's young relative
- Bee's ward
- Bee Taylor's great-nephew
- Bee Taylor's charge
- Bee minder of '60s TV
- Bee kin
- Aunt Bee's tot
- Aunt Bee took care of him
- Aunt Bee concern
- Artist Julian
- Anthony's XM radio cohost
- Anthony's shock-jock co-host
- Anthony's radio co-host
- Anthony's partner on XM Radio
- Anthony's partner on SiriusXM
- Anthony's partner of talk radio
- Anthony's partner in talk radio
- Anthony's partner
- Anthony's former XM Radio partner
- Anthony's former shock-jock partner
- Anthony's former radio cohost
- Anthony's ex-partner on XM radio
- Andy's TV kid
- Andy's sitcom boy
- Andy's kid
- Andy's fishing companion
- Andy's fishing buddy in a classic sitcom opening
- Andy's catfishing partner
- Andy's boy, in '60s TV
- Andy's boy in Mayberry
- 1960s sitcom kid with a lizard named Oscar
- "The Andy Griffith Show" son
- "The Andy Griffith Show" or "Sons of Anarchy" character
- "The ___ & Anthony Show" (satellite radio program)
- "Sons of Anarchy" gang member ___ Winston
- "Return to Mayberry" grown-up
- "Cinderella Man" director's nickname
- "Andy Griffith Show" lad
- "Andy Griffith Show" kid
- '60s TV munchkin
- ___ Winston (Ryan Hurst's role on "Sons of Anarchy")
- ___ Winston ("Sons of Anarchy" character)
- Anthony's longtime partner on satellite radio
- Ron Howard TV role
- Andy Griffith's TV son
- Bee's charge, in Mayberry
- Mayberry moppet of 1960s TV
- Mayberry resident
- Mayberry boy of TV
- One of TV's Taylors
- "The Andy Griffith Show" role
- Mayberry lad
- Mayberry denizen
- Sheriff Taylor's son, in 60's TV
- Andy Taylor's son, in 60's TV
- 60's TV boy
- Ron Howard's first TV role
- Andy's boy, in 60's TV
- Ron Howard role of old
- Ronny Howard TV role
- Aunt Bee's charge on "The Andy Griffith Show"
- Sheriff Taylor's kid
- 19th-century humorist ___ Read
- 60's role for Ron Howard
- Young Ron Howard role
- Aunt Bee's boy
- 60's TV kid
- English painter John ___
- Taylor boy, in 60's TV
- Mayberry minor
- English painter called the Cornish Wonder
- Andy Taylor's TV son
- Mayberry kid
- Bee's nephew, in old TV
- Bee's charge?
- Miss Crump's pupil, on TV
- Red-headed boy of 60's TV
- Nickname of radio shock jock Greg Hughes
- Lad clipped by Floyd the barber
- Radio's "___ & Anthony Show"
- Taylor boy of 60's TV
- Taylor boy on "The Andy Griffith Show"
- Early TV role for Ron Howard
- English artist John who's buried at St. Paul's Cathedral
- Sheriff Andy Taylor's kid
- "The Andy Griffith Show" boy
- Pupil of Miss Crump, on TV
- Classic TV role for Ronny Howard
- Early Ron Howard role
- Redheaded kid of old TV
- 1960s TV boy
- Andy's TV son
- Grandnephew in 1960s TV
- Taylor on "The Andy Griffith Show"
- Boy of Mayberry
- Redheaded boy of 1960s TV
- TV sitcom boy who liked to fish
- Moppet of black-and-white TV
- Helen Crump Taylor's TV stepson
- ___ Taylor, old sitcom character
- Anthony's XM Radio partner
- Satellite radio's "The ___ & Anthony Show"
- Anthony's partner in radio
- Taylor boy of Mayberry
- Anthony's former partner in radio
- Big name in morning radio
- Bee relative
- '60s sitcom son
- Big name among radio shock jocks
- 1960s TV character who says "Aw, shucks"
- "Artist John, known as the Cornish Wonder"
- Talk radio's ___ & Anthony
- Painter called "The Cornish Wonder"
- Ron Howard's TV role in the 60's
- Andy's son in Mayberry
- Painter known as the Cornish Wonder
- Talk radio's ___ & Anthony
- Baritone Alan ___
- Radio's "___ & Anthony Show"
- Humorist-novelist Read
- Ron Howard's early TV role
- The Cornish Wonder: 1761-1807
- Satellite radio's "The ___ & Anthony Show"
- British artist 1761–1807
- English painter: 1761–1807
- Artist known as the "Cornish Wonder"
- Painter nicknamed "The Cornish Wonder"
- 60's TV tyke
- Cornish artist reproduced content
- Artist John, known as the Cornish Wonder
- Goes (for)
- Mayberry tyke
- Andy Taylor's boy
- Mayberry's Master Taylor
- Mayberry name
- Mayberry character
- Sheriff Taylor's boy
- Andy's son on "The Andy Griffith Show"
- Andy's boy, of classic TV
- Ronny Howard role
- Bee's relative
- "The Andy Griffith Show" tyke
- Role for Ronny
- His father was Sheriff Andy Taylor
- Sheriff Andy Taylor's boy
- Role for Ronny Howard
- Kid on "The Andy Griffith Show"
- Boy on "The Andy Griffith Show"
- Bee's grandnephew
- Aunt Bee's nephew
- Aunt Bee's grandnephew
- "The Andy Griffith Show" kid played by Ron Howard
- TV role for Ronny
- Sheriff Taylor's TV son
- Mayberry redhead
- Andy Taylor's tyke
- Andy Taylor's kid on old TV
- '60s TV kid
- '60s TV boy
- TV kid in Miss Crump's class
- Small-town boy of classic TV
- Small-town boy
- Sitcom redhead
- Sheriff Taylor's fishing partner
- Sheriff Andy's boy
- Sheriff Andy Taylor's son
- Ryan Hurst's "Sons of Anarchy" role
- Ron Howard's youthful role
- Ron Howard's childhood role on "The Andy Griffith Show"
- Ron Howard, before he was Richie
- Redhead of '60s TV
- One of Mayberry's Taylors
- Early Ronny Howard role
- Classic TV son
- Classic TV kid
- British portraitist
- Boy of '60s TV
- Bee's great-nephew
- Bee Taylor's grandnephew
- Beaver contemporary
- Anthony's talk radio partner
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Opie \O"pie\, n.
Opium. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Wiktionary
n. (context obsolete English) opium
Wikipedia
Opie may refer to:
- Opie (name), a list of people and fictional characters with the surname or given name
- Opie, California, a former town
- Gregg Hughes aka Opie, of Opie and Anthony, a talk radio program
- Ohio Program of Intensive English, the intensive English program at Ohio University
- OPIE Authentication System, a one-time password authentication system for Unix based on S/KEY
- OPIE user interface (Open Palmtop Integrated Environment), a completely open-source-based graphical user interface for PDAs and other devices running Linux
- OPIE (Entomology) (Office pour l'Information Eco-entomologique), a French government organisation devoted to entomology
Office pour l'Information Eco-entomologique (abbreviated OPIE or OPIE-LR, English: Office for Entomological Information) is a French government organisation devoted to entomology, especially applied entomology.
Opie is both a surname and a given name. Notable people with the name include:
- Alan Opie, (born 1945), baritone singer
- Amelia Opie (1769-1853), English author - wife of John Opie
- Catherine Opie, (born 1961), American artist and photographer
- Eugene Lindsay Opie (1873-1971), American pathologist
- Iona Opie, (born 1923), specialist in children's literature, and the customs of schoolchildren - wife of Peter Opie
- John Opie, (1761-1807), Cornish historical and portrait painter - husband of Amelia Opie
- Julian Opie, British artist, famed for his use of vector-based reproductions
- Lisa Opie, (born 1963), English squash player
- Opie Ortiz, artist specializing in tattoos, pop art and murals
- Peter Opie, (1918-1982) English specialist in children's literature, and the customs of schoolchildren - husband of Iona Opie
- Redvers Opie (1900-1984) British economist
- Robert Opie, British item collector and director of the Museum of Brands, Packaging and Advertising
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.