Sadie

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Sadie is a Hebrew given name, the diminutive of Sarah. While it is most commonly used as a female name, it has occasionally been used as a male nickname.

Sadie may refer to:

• Sadie (Pop Punk), American Band
• Sadie Ama, UK R&B singer
• Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander, first African American woman to earn a Ph.D. in the United States
• Sadie Benning, American video maker, visual artist, and musician.
• Sadie Bonnell, UK ambulance driver who was first female winner of Military Medal
• Sadie Peterson Delaney, American librarian who pioneered bibliotherapy
• Sadie Farrell, American criminal gang leader also known as "Sadie the Goat"
• Sadie Frost, UK actress and owner of Frost French
• Sadie Harris, character in the US television series Grey's Anatomy
• Sadie Houck, American baseball player
• Sadie Irvine, American artist and educator
• Sadie King, character in the UK television series Emmerdale
• Sadie Lloyd, character in the UK television series Family Affair
• Sadie McKee, title character in 1934 film of same name
• Sadie McMahon, American baseball player
• Sadie Miller, UK actress
• Sadie Plant, UK philosopher
• Sadie Thompson, title character in 1928 film of same name
  • Miss Sadie Thompson, 1953 3D film remake
• Sarah Louise Delany (Sadie Delany), American author, educator, and civil rights pioneer

Sadie may also refer to:

• SADiE, Digital Audio Workstation
• Sadie (band), Japanese visual kei band
• Sadie (dog), Laborador Retriver that received the Dickin Medal in 2007
• Sadie (The Cleaning Lady), song recorded by Johnny Farnham
• Stanley Sadie, UK musicologist

[edit] See also

• Kill Sadie, American post-hardcore band
• Little Sadie, American folk ballad
• Naturally, Sadie, Canadian television series
• Sadie Coles HQ, contemporary art gallery in London
• Sadie Hawkins Dance
• Sadie Seymour Botanical Gardens
• Sexy Sadie
• Spit-Ball Sadie, 1915 film starring Harold Lloyd
• Susan Atkins, member of Manson Family, who called her "Sadie Mae Glutz"

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