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Trixie

Trixie

28 6.7
A girl's name often short for Beatrix or Beatrice
  • proper noun
  • /ˈtrɪksi/
: Trixie
  • You look after both of them, Trixie.
  • the name of Trixie
  • Miss Trixie
  • Trixie her dog

You know you have your own Trixie Mattel doll coming out soon?

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Examples

  • Before enrolling in my course, Trixie was a weak and sickly young woman, unable to hold a job or enjoy life.

    Fiction book (1996)
  • Well, Trixie's new book says sometimes it's love.

  • You and Trixie should be very careful tonight.

  • Except the episode does something very interesting here, because of course Trixie is using real magic to perform her stage act.

    Blog text (19)
  • You looking for a friend, Trixie?

  • And I think Trixie was absolutely robbed.

  • "Ladies and gentlemen, I am very proud to present to you Miss Trixie van Tonder!"

    Fiction book (1996)
  • Yeah, so don't mess with Trixie.

  • She spent what seemed like hours each day talking to her friends Ellie, Trixie, and Tommie.

    Fiction book (1993)
  • Oh, we have a special announcement: my little girl Trixie turns 15 today.

Synonyms

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5 8.1

A female first name often short for Beatrice or used for a fictional character

is a diminutive form from Beatrix or Beatrice with a more playful tone

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Trixie is a pet form of the name Beatrix or Beatrice, made by shortening the name to Trix and adding the friendly -ie ending. The name Beatrix comes from Latin 'beatus' meaning 'blessed' or 'happy', so Trixie feels like a small, playful name that suggests joy or good luck.