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pixie definition
pixie or pixy pix′y (pik′sē)
noun pl. pixies pix′·ies
a fairy, elf, or other tiny supernatural being, esp. one that is puckish
Etymology: SW Brit dial. pixey, pisky
Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2005 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
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pixie Usage Examples
Converse of object
- meet: Then I met a pixie and she tried to trick me.
Adjective modifier
- evil: Can they retrieve his memory in time to defeat evil pixie Opal Koboi?
Modifies a noun
- dust: They can then add the upstream pixie dust of what to send from somewhere else.
Noun used with modifier
- weather: It seems as tho the weather pixie was in a better mood today after the dreadful weather at Wallop.
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