A fox crossed the snowy field.
What does Fox mean?
A wild animal with a bushy tail.
Dictionary definition
A wild dog-like animal with a pointed face and bushy tail; also to trick or puzzle someone.
Fox in a sentence
The riddle can fox even careful readers.
Fox can name an animal or, as a verb, mean confuse or outwit.
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Wild Canine is close in meaning to fox.
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Domestic Cat contrasts with fox.
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Fox word family
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foxes
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foxed
Past or related form of fox.
foxing
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