Wiktionary
vb. (context intransitive obsolete English) To reign.
Wikipedia
Rix may refer to:
Rix is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
- Brian Rix, the Baron Rix, English actor and charity worker
- Chris Rix, football quarterback for Florida State University, 2000–2004
- Donald Rix, Canadian pathologist and philanthropist
- Graham Rix, English football player and coach
- Grant Rix, Australian rugby league footballer
- Hans-Walter Rix, German astronomer
- Helmut Rix (1926–2004), German language professor
- Jemma Rix, Australian theatre performer
- Martyn Rix, botanist, editor of Curtis's Botanical Magazine
- Robert Rix, founding figure of J.R. Rix & Sons Ltd
- Simon Rix, bass player for popular British band Kaiser Chiefs
- Tyler Rix, English saxophonist
Usage examples of "rix".
The Rix ore cool, relentless fanatics, and their only goal is to propagate such AIs throughout the galaxy.
Zai and pacifist senator Nara Oxham must each, in their own way, face the challenge of the Rix, as they hold the fate of the empire in their hands.
The Rix were obviously ill-equipped, improvising against far greater force, relying on their single advantage: the hostages.
But when it hit a Rix tank just right, its maw precisely aligned to the hexagonal weave of the armor, it cut through metal and ceramic like a rip propagating down a cloth seam.
Normally against the Rix Cult, fifty percent hostage survival was considered acceptable.
At this moment, every electronic device on the planet was being joined into one ego, one creature, new and vastly distributed, that would make the world Rix forever.
But the Rix had warned that were any action taken against the compound mind, the hostages would be executed.
The handheld sensors of the Rix commandos had, as hoped, failed to notice this minuscule intrusion into the atmosphere.
This new breed of Rix interceptor seemed unusually aggressive, crowding their prey like a hungry pack of dogs.
It was said that Joe Rix, who was a fat little man with a great aversion to a razor and a pair of shallow, pale blue eyes, was in reality a merciless fiend.
She ran to them, and dropped a hand on the bony shoulder of the Pedlar and one on the plump shoulder of Joe Rix, whose loose flesh rolled under her finger tips.
As a matter of fact, had Donnegan reached for a gun, he would have been shot before even Landis could bring out a weapon, for the steady eye of Joe Rix, hidden behind the Pedlar, had been looking down a revolver barrel at the forehead of Donnegan, waiting for that first move.
If he had taken the eye of the hardened Rix and the still harder Pedlar, he had stunned the men of The Corner.
On the outskirts of this tide, Donnegan stepped up to two men, Joe Rix and the Pedlar.
But when she opened the door to the apartment which they used as a living room she found Joe Rix and the Pedlar and Lester sitting side by side, silent.