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Meaning of
fox
in English
fox
us
/fɑks/
uk
/fɒks/
#common
Plural
foxes
Past Tense
foxed
Participle Verb
foxing
Third Person Singular
foxes
Definitions
Noun
a
small
carnivorous
mammal
;
related
to
dogs
cunning
or
sly
person
(
figurative
sense
)
a
cunning
or
sly
individual
;
deceptive
The
politician
was
known
for
being
a
fox
,
deceiving
voters
with
false
promises
.
an
attractive
person
;
charming
and
seductive
She
was
a
fox
,
charming
everyone
with
her
beautiful
smile
and
captivating
eyes
.
fur
from
a
fox
;
used
for
clothing
The
fur
coat
was
made
from
the
soft
and
luxurious
fur
of
a
fox
.
a
type
of
dog
breed
;
fox
terrier
The
family's
pet
dog
was
a
fox
terrier
,
known
for
its
energetic
and
playful
personality
.
Verb
to
deceive
or
outwit
someone
;
using
cunning
The
company
tried
to
fox
their
competitors
by
hiding
their
true
intentions
.
to
confuse
or
perplex
someone's
mind
The
complex
math
problem
managed
to
fox
even
the
most
skilled
students
.
to
act
in
a
sly
or
cunning
manner
She
was
known
to
fox
her
way
out
of
difficult
situations
with
her
quick
thinking
.
to
cause
paper
discoloration
(
humidity
damage
)
High
humidity
can
fox
the
paper
,
causing
it
to
turn
yellow
and
become
brittle
.
to
sour
or
ferment
(
beer
,
etc
.);
spoil
The
brewery's
beer
began
to
fox
after
a
few
weeks
of
storage
.
to
become
sour
(
said
of
beer
,
etc
.)
If
the
beer
is
not
stored
properly
,
it
will
fox
and
become
undrinkable
.
to
intoxicate
or
stupefy
someone
The
cheap
wine
started
to
fox
and
smell
bad
after
being
opened
for
a
while
.
to
repair
(
boots
)
with
new
leather
The
cobbler
will
fox
your
old
boots
with
new
leather
to
make
them
look
like
new
.
Compounds / Phrases
foxfire
foxgloves
foxhole
foxholes
foxhound
foxhounds
foxtail
foxtails
