Dixie is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIXIE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a camp-kettle, also DIXY
• an informal name for the southern states of the US. It was used in the song ‘Dixie’ (1859), a marching song popular with Confederate soldiers in the American Civil War.
• large metal pot for cooking, brewing tea, etc
• A colloquial name for the Southern portion of the United States, esp. during the Civil War.
• the southern states that seceded from the United States in 1861
• a large metal pot (12 gallon camp kettle) for cooking; used in military camps
• an informal name for the southern states of the US. It was used in the song ‘Dixie’ (1859), a marching song popular with Confederate soldiers in the American Civil War.

Words related to DIXIE

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Words that contain DIXIE

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How to use DIXIE in a sentence

• The southern side had trenches on the east side of the Dixie Highway on and surrounding the site where the Pennington Hospital is now standing, which are very vivid today.
• You better not stop on this side of the Mason Dixie Line either.
• LIV SAME APRIL DAY TWICE Black was that Friday for the daughters of Dixie.
• Battle, march and devastation, march, battle and devastation had made letters as scarce as good dreams, in brightest Dixie.
• If I had any soul, big enough to find with a microscope, I believe I should hate the North for cringing so to anything from Dixie.
• The poets of Dixie in war days tended the flames that glowed upon the altar of patriotism.
• When the vegetables are nearly boiled, the dixie should be carefully examined by all to see if it is necessary to add water.
• Hart stood on the little porch, and Dixie crossed the stretch of green meadow-land and climbed over the rail-fence of her cotton-field.
• In his shocked sympathy for his friend, Henley was bewildered by noting that Dixie was actually subduing a laugh, her rebellious lips covered with her white-gloved hand.
• It was not, however, until the church was reached and he had conducted his party to their usual seats that Dixie and her escort arrived.
• Dixie, in her new gown and new hat, was the very embodiment of easy self-possession as she piloted her escort to a seat in the middle of the room.
• They set about where me and Miss Dixie was every spare minute.
• Dixie walked straight toward him, but Henley did not see her till she was quite close, then he was struck by the unusual pallor and tense gravity of her face.
• Dixie saw him step down into the junk-filled yard, and move aimlessly about from one spot to another, his hands locked behind him.
• Now listen, Dixie, there is only one possible way open, and that is to trick the old scamp into writing down his offer and signing it.
• His face was set and colorless as he approached Dixie.
• Now and then through the long vigil Dixie would come to the window and look down on him, only to nod knowingly and retire, as if content with his mute companionship.
• In spite of his good intentions to aid Dixie in the contemplated alliance, he had come to regard it as altogether too incongruous an affair to be viewed favorably.
• Dixie Hart made me look at it from the outside to some extent, and with that I began to be more considerate of you.
• He was growing impatient, and wondering if anything could have happened to detain Dixie in town, when he beard voices down the road.
• I saw him talking to Dixie Hart this morning in the post-office.
• It was Dixie Hart, and he rose from his chair and went to the steps, a throbbing sense of relief upon him.
• There was an inverted flour-barrel on the ground near her, and Dixie sat upon it, and swung her feet back and forth for a little while without seeming to have heard his question.
• End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Dixie Hart, by Will N.
• Some of the more impulsive Southerners departed at once for their native States, predicting a separation of Dixie from the North before the end of the year.
• Disfranchisement Dismond, Binga District of Columbia Dixie Kid Dixon, George Dixon, Thomas Dorsey, Hugh M.
• So this terrible crime of secession had birth in that pious, patriotic north that so bitterly condemned the states of Dixie Land for clamoring for a future right.
• This sacrifice I was unwilling to make, especially as I might need every dollar I could procure to help me out of Dixie.

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