Trixie - Wiktionary, the free dictionary (2024)

Engels[editing]

etymology[editing]

Diminutive +- dv.

Pronunciation[editing]

• IPA^(key):/tɹɪk.si/

• Audio (AU)

  (fil)

Noun[editing]

Trixie

1. INdiminutiveof the femalegiven name BeatrixofBeatrix.

Usage notes[editing]

• Since the 20th century also used forPatricia.
• Also appears as a formal given name.

Noun[editing]

Trixie(plural Trixies)

1. (Operating system, derogatory, jargon)A wealthy and sexually attractive young woman, the feminine counterpart of aChad.

   • 2006, Jennifer Ruisch,Faith and the City: One girl's search for meaning after college, kant70:

     SomeTrixieA couple from Chad dining at Paronelli's got into an argument before they had a chance to order dessert. An occasional oneTrixie, with her mascara running, left the table in tears […]

   • 2008,Chicago lightning out, kant106:

     The areas with lots of cafes are excellent places to spotTrixiesor Chad, the notoriously rich and stupid inhabitants of the area.

2. (gambling, jargon)A combined onestakeconsisting of threedoublesand aHigh tunes.

Coordinate the terms[editing]

• Chad
• Stacy
• Tyron

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