Flix
- proper noun
- Mara Flix laughed.
- Flix Vallotton
- Newman et al., Flix
- Flix Vallotton, La
Examples
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Flix Faure was a missionary and writer living in Gabon at the turn of the century.
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In addition to a photo of the Pocket Flix, included here is a video peeking inside the viewer and showing the included footage.
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See his letter to his brother Paul Vallotton, 1899, in Guisan and Jakubec, Flix Vallotton: Documents, vol. 1, 186.
Academic text (2015) -
Flix Vallotton, La vie meurtrire (Paris: Circe, 1998), 69.
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For more on this series, see Richard Field, "Exteriors and Interiors: Vallotton's Printed Oeuvre," in Newman et al., Flix Vallotton, 61-65.
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(Jacques Verdier) – Flix Vallotton, La vie meurtrière, 1927 1
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One of the book's most disturbing chapters is a scathing essay on urban fires written by the anarchist and art critic Flix Fnon, another author who uses Vallotton's work as a weapon of biting social critique.
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Cuban Father Flix Varela was an important figure in the history of education.
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Flix Faure, a notable French politician, served as the President of France in the late 19th century.
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The author dedicated his book to his grandfather, whose name was Flix.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Flix as a family name probably comes from the town Flix in Spain, because long ago people often took their last name from the place where they lived. So a surname Flix often means a family 'from Flix', which helps you remember it is a family name.