A girl who is often from the Bay Area who takes lots of drugs and thinks that doing so makes her more enlightened than she actually is, when in fact they have the opposite effect. Often wears vintage clothing. At the end of many of her phrases, the pitch and tone of her voice go up, thereby giving the impression that everything she says is a question.
I heard this pixie girl say, "Taking these substances really gives me perspectiiIIIVE???, and the whole night was really mellooOOW???"
by SFRunRat September 12, 2009
Type of girl that is rarly found.
Smart, independent, quirky, seems to be unaffected by social standards and beautiful
Will friend zone the hell out of you if you dont move fast
Smart, independent, quirky, seems to be unaffected by social standards and beautiful
Will friend zone the hell out of you if you dont move fast
I found a wild pixie girl in my new class.
I talked to her to find out if she is single and got friend zoned in the process
I talked to her to find out if she is single and got friend zoned in the process
by Moon moonil June 2, 2019
A Manic Pixie Dream Girl or MPDG, is a term coined by film critic Nathan Rabin after seeing Elizabethtown. It refers to "that bubbly, shallow cinematic creature that exists solely in the fevered imaginations of sensitive writer-directors to teach broodingly soulful young men to embrace life and its infinite mysteries and adventures." A pretty, outgoing, whacky female romantic lead whose sole purpose is to help broody male characters lighten up and enjoy their lives.
In Garden State, Natalie Portman was a Manic Pixie Dream Girl.
by Marge Gunderson October 19, 2008
The girl who's smart and perfectly imperfect. She's everything you want but slightly broken and unattainable. Her wild hair and magnetic personality pull you in but you'll never be able to keep her or fix her.
Guy: "Dude, I love Ramona Flowers from Scott Pilgrim vs. The World."
Girl: "Of course you do; she's a manic Pixie Dream girl."
Girl: "Of course you do; she's a manic Pixie Dream girl."
by artichoke September 6, 2019
A manic pixie dream girl is a, typically young, female character, aged from late teen’s to early twenty’s. A manic pixie dream girl is usually juvenile in appearance and in mind, giving an air whimsy. found in pop culture, these characters on their own would be traditionally seen as helpless in the real world but are useful tools to their main character counter part(s).
The manic pixie dream girl can be seen as a tool for :comic relief, emotional support, and,emotional uplifting.
The manic pixie dream girl can be seen as a tool for :comic relief, emotional support, and,emotional uplifting.
by Ashla Brinn Lippi February 16, 2019
A female character who's entire character is based around a guy's shallow definition of a "perfect girl", a nerd's wet dream girlfriend. She plays all the games he plays, likes everything he likes, and probably has a pixie cut or some other radical hairstyle. She probably has a "perfect body" but hides it under baggy clothes, and wears nothing but nerdy video game centric t shirts or ridiculously over the top outfits that are practically costumes.
Guy: I'm not like other guys who are shallow and just want a blonde bimbo, I want a girl who plays video games and embraces life like me. She's beautiful but doesn't know it, and she loves nerdy stuff!
Girl: So you want a manic pixie dream girl
Girl: So you want a manic pixie dream girl
by VisualVexation April 27, 2015
A female in her 20s who tries to interact with a brooding, loner guy, for she adores him. She acts so cutesy and a little quirky but she believes she was put in this guy's life to change his life and perhaps he will fall for her. She will go to great lengths to please him, showing him the world in her eyes. The guy soon realizes he can't go a day without seeing girl. It gets to a point where she will do absolutely ANYTHING to make his world comfortable, waiting for his requited love and sometimes he ends up taking her for granted. They either fall in love, or the love is unrequited. The Manic Pixie Dream Girl could potentially end up broken hearted. This type of girl was defined by a man who noticed the MPDG behavior in the movie Elizabethtown staring Kirsten Dunst and Orlando Bloom, as well as the film Garden State starring Zach Braff and Natalie Portman.
by Babydoll75 March 4, 2019