Is there a shorter way to make this function?

Question

B. front_x Given a list of strings, return a list with the strings in sorted order, except group all the strings that begin with \'x\' first. e.g. [\'mix\', \'xyz\', \'apple\',

Answer 1

This works,and it's simple and easy to understand.

def front_x(words):
    xlist = [item for item in words if item[0] =='x']
    nonXList = [item for item in words if item[0] !='x']
    xlist.sort() # The .sort() method sorts a list alphabetically 
    nonXList.sort()
    Combined_Lists = xlist + nonXList
    return Combined_Lists
    #You can also comment Combined_Lists and 
    #just have return xlist + nonXList

Since you're new to Python,I tried to make it as simple as possible.