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[Opinions] Trixie
Do you like Trixie? Do you think it's silly? Does it work as a full name or should it always be a nickname for Beatrix or maybe Beatrice?
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I'm not really sure about this name. I definitely think that it doesn't work as a full name. I think it should stick to being a nickname :)
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Actually I really like this name for a dog. I think it should be on a nickname only basis for a human.
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My Beatrice daughter was sometimes known as Triskie in her extreme youth, but never Trixie. She found it frivolous. When I was a child and my Beatrice mother was known as Bea (mostly, but sometimes, reluctantly, Beattie), the people across the road got a very nice wire-haired terrier puppy that they named Trixie, so it's always been mostly canine to me - I think my mother was a little startled at her semi-namesake, but she never said!I think the meaning is too blatant. I'd be really sorry for a plump, boring couch-potato Trixie - also a gloomy or aggressive Joy, and I've known both. Too much to live up to, too much of a risk.
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I think Trixie is really cute whether on its own or as a nn.
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I think Trixie is really cute and don't find it silly at all. I definitely think Trixie can be a full name, but it's also nice as a nn for Beatrix.
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I think it's way to childish as a full name, but as a nickname for Beatrice / Beatrix it's fabulous. I have a feel soft spot for old fashioned nicknames.
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I hate Beatrix and Beatrice a lot, so that puts me on the wrong side of Trixie.It sounds like Tricksy! Oh you're so tricksy, Trixie! You fox you.Bah.I dunno, I can imagine it being cool for someone. Sort of a punkish name. Not a professional's name. A professional would be Bea at work, and Trixie when she played in the band on the weekends or headed out with her motorcycle club. lol
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I don't think it's worse than Mitzi. I kind of like it, actually. Yes, I think it should be a NN for Beatrix or Beatrice.
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I think it's a cute nickname for Beatrix. It could work for Beatrice, but I much prefer Beatrix.
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As a nickname for Beatrix it is gorgeous.
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Standing up for Trixie. Absolutely LOVE it! :)I absolutely love Trixie, probably because I adore vintage nicknames (as full names) and I associate Trixie with a character I really love (actually Beatrix but almost exclusively Trixie). I think because of that, I feel like Trixie is a feisty, energetic name, that could work on a woman of any age, and isn't overly juvenile or, as most seem to consider it to be, a 'stripper' and/or pet name. I have it on my list as a full name, because I think it can work, and it's actually quite popular where I live (England). But, although I'm not the biggest fan of nicknames, I do like the idea of Beatrix nn Trixie too. Basically I love Trixie, even though, sadly, it seems to bring up a lot of negative connotations and dislike from quite a lot of people.
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Quite possible because of the built in sounds of "tricks" into the name, it is a joke name for strippers and prostitutes where I live. Not fair, but true.
I could get behind it as a nickname, just in case it caused problems in life.
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I never knew anybody called this; I don't expect to, unless it's a dog or a horse or something.
I think Trixie is more a joke name then anything else, or something a hooker or a stripper would call herself ... around 1960, maybe. It's just too dumb to be believed.
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Nickname only. You could probably get away with using it for Patrice too. It's very much a pet name to me though. As in, animals. I hear it a lot on dogs around here.
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