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dixon Definition and Meaning in English (dixon definition)

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Dixon definition: Dixon is a common English surname, often indicating 'son of Dick'.

Definitions of Dixon

  1. 1noun

    Dixon is a common English surname, often indicating 'son of Dick'.

Example Sentences

business

“Mr. Dixon will be leading the meeting tomorrow.”

casual

“Is that Sarah Dixon over there?”

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Dixon definition: Dixon is a common English surname, often indicating 'son of Dick'.
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'Dixon' translates to 'dixon' in English. Dixon definition: Dixon is a common English surname, often indicating 'son of Dick'.
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