Dixie

The southern part of the United States of America

Redneaks live in the Dixie

by Abraham the destroyer October 10, 2019

Dixie

A beautiful girl or as some say hot. She care deeply for her friends. She loves coke and chocolate, watching cooking shows. Shes called the party type of girl but put’s on a fake smile so her loved ones do not get worried about her. She loves music. Make sure to talk to her about different bands and songs. She things she is ugly even when people tell her she’s not. She hates nature but loves animals. She gets all the guys but longs for “The one” most people think she is a good girl but on the inside she has spunk and is a daredevil.

“see that Dixie she one hell of a girl.”

by Nikki567 May 19, 2018

dixie

a fall....

Carl landed on his dog when he took a dixie over the beer cooler...

by sheila in the car May 17, 2009

dixie

The Southern states of the U.S.A. These such as FL, AL, GA, SC, NC etc. or below the Mason-Dixon Line.

These states are named Dixie, after the song called Dixie.

by vv March 9, 2004

dixie

Slang for a $10.00 bill. Drawn from the Confederate State's $10.00 bill printed during the US Civil war. These bills had the word "Dixie" printed on their reverse side. Dixie being based on the Latin term of the number 10.

If you'r going to the game, you will need at least a Dixie for parking.

by WGN May 9, 2006

dixie

Dixie is my bsf and a colorguard queen she is stubborn and dirty minded but is loyal she is short and a beech sometimes but she is punchy and scary but will call you a crybaby and make you feel better

Dixie is mean and nice

by Ladle Leeet November 25, 2019

Dixie

Not just the South, but more specifically, states that joined the Confederacy and, today, are most heavily influenced by Southern culture. Those are, from west to east, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, the Carolinas, Virginia, and Tennessee. Historically Florida, but most of the other states of Dixie would not be comfortable including Florida in their region anymore. Kentucky and Missouri were both strong Union states (65-75% in each) and today are essentially in the Midwest; they were never in Dixie in the first place.

Dixie also refers to the name of a song.

by ECoast69 February 8, 2007