trixie
/ˈtrɪksi
/noun British
A bet consisting of three doubles and one treble: I had a tenner trixie a few years back which netted me over £5,500...
- Ladbrokes settle two selections in different races as a double, three as a trixie, four as a yankee and so on.
- John placed £20 on a trixie and was laughing when his selection paid £1611.25.
- Try a trixie (three doubles and a treble) with the treble alone paying 38-1 at BetVictor.
Origin
1970s: of unknown origin.
- justness
- just now
- just on
- (just) one of those things
- just one's luck
- just (or wait) a minute
- just quietly
- just so
- just so much
- just-so story
- just the job
- just war
- jut
- jute
- Jutish
- Jutland
- Jutland, Battle of
- juv.
- Juvenal
- Juvenalian satire
- juvenescence
- juvenescent
- juvenile
- juvenile court
- juvenile crime