Define Alix Meaning

An awesome person. A little impossible to find free, but worth the wait.

A gnarly chick who everybody likes and is awesomely cool

A pretty rare and uncommon french name.

Alix is all of the things previously defined (a wonderful, rad person), but is also usually a cupcake whore

alix is a sweet kind person and she is always there for you, she will inspire you no matter what and she will be as kind as a stone. The only ugly feature about her is her hands.

A chick with an amazing backside and a tight little body. A little ADD and sometimes a bit crazy but will try anything and do it to the best of her ability. Super sexy and one of the best lays you'll ever have! Great personality, animal lover and a loyal friend.

Is a great friend once you know her. Can be very bitchy if she can't get her way. But a true friend, she will be the one to catch you when you fall. She can say hurtful comments but only as a joke. Usually a small person with long hair. Got an attitude to fight, but if you fall out she can turn other friends on you also. Always up to date with fashions and can use people sometimes. She is good looking and sometimes people can get jealous of her hair. Known to steal other peoples men but will claim not to have. Flawless face and very small, she really does have a lot of beauty. Her dark eyes set you in a trance. She can act quite quiet sometimes even though she is very giggly. An amazing woman, people treat her with respect.

A really, really hot girl with standards.

An Alix is a short, beautiful girl who will always put a smile on your face no matter how you're feeling. An Alix is kind and witty and will never fail to make you laugh. An Alix is extremely intelligent and will always have good input no matter what you are talking about. An Alix is also very athletic and does well in several different sports. Having an Alix in your life is a amazing experience you will never forget.

Noun. An alternative spelling of Alex, typically reserved for females (but sometimes for males). This spelling is most common in western Europe, particularly in France. Despite the 'i' inserted in place of the 'e' in Alix, usually Alexandra (the full form of Alix) remains with an 'e'.
This spelling has been seen several times through-out history. Examples include Queen Alexandra of England (a princess originally from Denmark married to King Edward VII) whom was commonly called Alix. Another example of an Alix in European history is Russia's former Tsarina Alexandra Romanov (originally a German princess/granddaughter of Queen Victoria, married to Nicholas II)who also used Alix instead of Alex in everyday life.
Today Alix is generally employed to describe one of the better individuals you will ever have the pleasure of meeting. Alix: a common and plain name made spunky and unique once more merely by changing a single vowel.