dexie

[ dek-see ]

noun

, Slang.

1. Dexedrine, especially in tablet form.

Word History and Origins

Origin of dexie¹

First recorded in 1955–60; Dex(edrine) + -ie

Example Sentences

It ended at last with a crash, and Dexie gave a sigh of relief when she saw the piano stool vacant.

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Aunt Jennie was much surprised when she learned the cause of Dexie's frequent morning visits next door.

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"Well, I think I can play something that will be quite as enchanting as that we have just listened to," Dexie replied.

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Mr. Sherwood looked across at Dexie, knowing full well that Plaisted could not have broached a more unfortunate subject.

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Lancy Gurney was seldom far from the piano, and as Dexie finished her song she motioned him to her side.

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