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😼 Playful or tricky 💄 A shallow woman 🎲 A type of bet
trixie

trixie

1 9.9
A young woman seen as shallow and focused on fashion
  • noun
  • /ˈtrɪksi/
  • Offensive
: pija (ESP)
  • Those trixies only care about the latest fashion trends.

Examples

  • I can't believe she's acting like such a trixie.

  • Calling someone a trixie is considered rude and disrespectful.

  • Some people use trixie to insult women they see as superficial or obsessed with fashion.

  • The term trixie is often used in a negative way to stereotype young women.

  • Many view her as a trixie because she is always focused on material possessions rather than personal growth.

  • He described the influencer as a trixie, mainly interested in flaunting her wealth and style on social media.

  • The label trixie often comes up in conversations about girls who prioritize looks and fashion over substance.

Synonyms

tottie
vstrixie
  • Offensive
1 9.9

An attractive woman described in a rude or disrespectful way

targets fashion and material concern rather than mere physical attractiveness
dollface
vstrixie
  • Offensive
9.9

An insulting name for a woman said to make her feel small or silly

targets young fashionable appearance and strong concern with material things rather than silliness

Antonyms

genuine
140 3.2

Truly felt and not fake, for example a smile or apology

substantial
22 5.0

About the main, basic part of something

Surface Forms

trixie singular
trixies plural

Etymology

Trixie began as a girl's name, short for Beatrix, and over time people used the name to label a type of young, fashionable woman. That's why calling someone a trixie is often rude: it suggests she is 'shallow' or too focused on appearance and things.