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Adorable nn, but it would be horrible to be an adult called Pixie.

I know a Nicole who went by Nix, which became Nixie and then Pixie. But not for long! Same could work for Beatrix: rather Pixie than Trixie. But not as a name on its own: remarkably, it's worse than Fay!

I can't believe I'm going to admit this on this site, as I could be lynched for it, but I love the name Pixie! I think it's so sweet and girly, but it would be better as a mn. It would sound too young on an adult.

Not usable, but a GREAT nn! +

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I don't think its usable, purely because it would be really hard to ever take someone called Pixie seriously - i know this is a cliche but think Chief Justice Pixie Lastname - to me it just doesnt work.

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But that said, it is an ADORABLE nickname! I think it could work for anything that begins with a P really. I really love it as a nn, its so quirky and unusual!

It would make a cute nickname, but an embarrassing Christian name. It's too childish.

I'd like it as a pet name... not for humans

It would be VERY hard for me to take that 'name' seriously

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I wouldn't like it as a nn either, but as a full name it's funny. And not in a good way. If you must consider it, I'm hoping you're okay with it in the mn spot.

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Some suggestions:
Clarice Pixie
Lillian Pixie
Seraphine Pixie
Catherine Pixie
Sophia Pixie
Claudia Pixie
Dahlia Pixie
Vivienne Pixie
Josephine Pixie

as a nickname, yes. As a full name, no thank you

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It is darn cute as a nickname,. but I agree with Andromache and think it is far too infantile and fluffy to work as a full given name.

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To be honest I think Pixie as a full name sounds woefully porn-star-esque.

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I think Pixie could work well as a nn for Patricia (Pasty reminds me of Pixie), Beatrix, or even Elspeth.

Woooooah

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Ha, I just had a conversation on another forum about the name Pixie. Like I was literally talking about it just a moment ago. Everyone's all "Oh, think of the teasing" and I was saying that people don't get teased for names all that much, really.

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I can't really say I like it as a given name, but it would be an adorable nickname for a young child.

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But since you asked:

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Pixie Alexandra
Pixie Christophine
Pixie Sophia
Pixie Sophronia
Pixie Marguerite
Pixie Thomasine
Pixie Rosemary
Pixie Olivia
Pixie Victoria

I like it a lot as a nickname.

Unusable, imo..

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Too childish. It might work as a nickname, like Beatrix -> Trixie -> Pixie?