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factrix

factrix noun: a female factor (agent or representative).

Noun

factrix (plural factrices)

  1. (obsolete) A female factor (agent or representative).
    Synonyms:
    factoress

Synonyms of factrix

Forms of factrix

pluralfactrices

Origin of factrix

Learned borrowing from Latin factrīx. By surface analysis, factor + -trix.

Questions about factrix

What does factrix mean?
Factrix means a female factor (agent or representative).
What part of speech is factrix?
Factrix is a noun.
What is the plural of factrix?
The plural of factrix is factrices.

Words near factrix in the dictionary

  1. factour
  2. factours
  3. factress
  4. factresses
  5. factrices
  6. factrix
  7. facts
  8. facts don't care about your feelings
  9. facts of life
  10. facts on the ground
  11. facts speak louder than words

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