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

trixie

9.9
A young woman seen as shallow and focused on fashion
  • noun
  • /ˈtrɪksi/
  • Offensive
translation icon : 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

dollface
vstrixie
  • Offensive
2 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
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

Antonyms

genuine
156 3.2

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

substantial
7 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.