Associations to the word «Dix»
Noun
- Dorothea
- Ans
- Mcguire
- Otto
- Splash
- Sept
- Une
- Fort
- Jersey
- Mana
- Oskar
- Trois
- Reformer
- Bunny
- Beale
- Hills
- Au
- Tout
- Les
- Adrian
- Dorothy
- Nj
- Livre
- Shane
- Dunne
- Qu
- Benny
- Aux
- Ernst
- Sprague
- Tableau
- Cartel
- Adams
- Grimes
- Wag
- Asylum
- Lac
- Tanner
- Sur
- Trader
- Des
- Mildred
- Nipple
- Liturgy
- Degenerate
- Clinton
- Sue
- Gregory
- Huntington
- Tome
- Tad
- Malice
- Walter
- Richard
- Jak
- Pas
- Callahan
- Jour
- Ce
- Homme
- Whistler
- Undertaker
- Weaponry
- Ryan
- Fond
- Vertigo
- Maia
- Le
- Base
- Camp
- Dickens
- Sou
- Ledger
- Picasso
- Toledo
- Maneuver
- Marion
- Dickson
- Gunnar
- Christophe
- Maison
- Hanover
- Doc
- Dodge
- Hysteria
- Cripple
Adverb
Wiktionary
DIX, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
Dictionary definition
DIX, noun. United States social reformer who pioneered in the reform of prisons and in the treatment of the mentally ill; superintended women army nurses during the American Civil War (1802-1887).
Wise words
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