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Meanings of dixie in English
Portuguese
estados confederados da américa Catalan
estats confederats d'amèrica The southern states that seceded from the United States in 1861.
Usage of dixie in English
1
At one o'clock, dinner came up in the form of a dixie of hot stew.
2
Then he poured in some water, and with his hands scoured the dixie inside and out.
3
However, they also happen to find themselves entangled with the Dixie Mafia.
4
Dixie felt Chance step up behind her, his hands on her waist.
5
Chance felt as shaken as Dixie looked as they left Glendora's apartment.
6
It was deep, kind of Southern, but not quite Heart of Dixie.
7
That's what you're really afraid Dixie's going to find out, isn't it?
8
The Motor Club's Cruise Down the Mississippi; or The Dash for Dixie.
9
Have you ever seen the flimsy locks on a diary? Dixie chuckled.
10
The show was produced in Philadelphia, five hundred miles north of Dixie.
11
End of Project Gutenberg's Etext of The Circus Boys in Dixie Land
12
North of the forty-eighth, death comes in ways rarely seen in Dixie.
13
I saw two more fender-benders before I got off onto Dixie Highway.
14
So not like her sister Dixie, who was so right for him.
15
I attended a negro-minstrel show in Chicago, where we heard Dixie sung.
16
And he seemed to be spewing all that venom in Dixie's direction.
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Translations for dixie
Portuguese
Dixie through the time