Dix

[ diks ]

noun

1. Dorothea Lynde [lind], Dorothy, 1802–87, U.S. educator and social reformer.
2. Otto, 1891–1969, German painter and printmaker.

Example Sentences

Johnson and Downey acted as security, keeping an eye on cops who they apparently thought would recognize Dix and their group.

From The Daily Beast

Dix, a founding member of the RCP, spoke in a flowing diatribe as we walked amid the crowd that night.

From The Daily Beast

Eric Dix of the Revolutionary Communist Party was among them.

From The Daily Beast

First for the Germans, then at Fort Dix I did some camp shows.

From The Daily Beast

Mosaic has a project on its site that offers to fund solar energy for U.S. Military Housing in Fort Dix, NJ.

From The Daily Beast

Ceux qui portoient le bl au moulin, de quinze boisseaux n'en rendoient que douze de farine au lieu de dix-huict.

From Project Gutenberg

Les echantillons, au nombre de soixante-dix, nous offrent, 1.

From Project Gutenberg

Ce gage d'amitié plus qu'un autre me touche: Un serrement de main vaut dix serments de bouche.

From Project Gutenberg

He guesses again, and recklessly: "Dix dollars par semaine; you know—ten dol-lar ever-y week."

From Project Gutenberg

Often and often I reflected that some hitch might occur to prevent my getting money promptly from Mr. Dix.

From Project Gutenberg