pixie

UK
/ˈpɪksi/
US
/ˈpɪksi/

Translations

pixienoun
pixies
pl
UK
/ˈpɪksi/
US
/ˈpɪksi/
lutinCréature féerique du folklore, souvent petite et malicieuse.
The children were fascinated by the tales of the pixie who lived in the enchanted forest.
Les enfants étaient fascinés par les récits du lutin qui vivait dans la forêt enchantée.
coupe pixieCoiffure courte.
She decided to go for a bold change and got a pixie cut that highlighted her cheekbones.
Elle a décidé de changer radicalement et s’est fait une coupe pixie qui mettait en valeur ses pommettes.
Additional translations
farfadetSens folklorique proche, avec une nuance plus littéraire.
pixieadjective
more pixie
Comp.
most pixie
Super.
UK
/ˈpɪk.si/
US
/ˈpɪk.si/
Used attributively to describe something elfin, playful or resembling a pixie.
espiègleQualifie un air, un sourire ou une attitude malicieusement charmante.
She gave him a pixie grin that promised trouble.
Elle lui adressa un sourire espiègle qui promettait des ennuis.

Definitions

pixienoun
A mythical creature of folklore, typically depicted as a small, mischievous, and playful being with pointed ears and magical powers.
The children were fascinated by the tales of the pixie who lived in the enchanted forest.
A hairstyle characterized by short, cropped hair, often styled in a way that is reminiscent of the mythical creature's playful and whimsical nature.
She decided to go for a bold change and got a pixie cut that highlighted her cheekbones.
pixieadjective
Resembling or characteristic of a pixie; playfully mischievous or elfin.
She gave him a pixie grin that promised trouble.