pixy

[ˈpɪksi]

pixy Definition

  • 1a mischievous sprite or elf in folklore
  • 2a small, lively, and playful person

Using pixy: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "pixy" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The children were delighted by the pixies in the storybook.

  • Example

    She's a little pixy, always bouncing around and full of energy.

  • Example

    According to legend, the pixies would come out at night and play pranks on the villagers.

pixy Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for pixy

Phrases with pixy

  • pixy-led

    lost or confused, as if under the spell of a mischievous pixy

    Example

    I must have been pixy-led because I can't find my way back to the car.

  • pixy-stix

    a powdered candy packaged in a straw-like container

    Example

    The kids loved eating pixy-stix at the carnival.

  • pixy-light

    a faint light or phosphorescence sometimes seen at night over marshy ground, caused by spontaneous combustion of gases

    Example

    The eerie pixy-light over the swamp gave the area a spooky feel.

Origins of pixy

from Cornish 'piskie', meaning 'fairy'

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Summary: pixy in Brief

'Pixy' [ˈpɪksi] refers to a mischievous sprite or elf in folklore, or a small, lively, and playful person. It is often used to describe children or those with a youthful energy. The term extends into phrases like 'pixy-led,' meaning lost or confused, and 'pixy-stix,' a type of powdered candy.