foxes
Bushy-tailed hunters
Foxes is the plural of fox—small, bushy-tailed canids known for cunning and adaptability.
The word extends to people: foxes can be shrewd individuals or, informally, attractive ones.
As a verb form, foxes means to baffle or trick: The riddle foxes everyone who tries it.
Resembling a fox
- kitGrouped supplies, one purpose
- denPrivate room or lair
- burrowAnimal's dug dwelling
- furAnimal body hair
tail · paws · whiskers · fennec · canine · carnivore · predator · nocturnal
vulpine
Resembling a fox
fur · tail · paws · whiskers · fennec · canine · carnivore · predator · nocturnal · cunning
cunning
Sly, scheming cleverness
clever · scheming · trickery · guile · deception · outsmart · artifice · subterfuge · duplicity · conniving
alluring
Powerfully appealing
glamorous · striking · captivating · svelte · sophisticated · sultry · seductive · enticing · gorgeous · stunning
- creaturesanimals, animal, mammals, mammal, birds
- warm-bloodedmammals, birds, dogs, cats, humans
- wild animalslion, tiger, elephant, bear, wolf
- zoologymammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, insects
- animal fictiontalking animals, animal characters, animal tales, beast fables, funny animals
- carnivoransdogs, cats, wolves, bears, lions
- sly as a foxCunningly deceptive by nature
- silver foxAppealing older gentleman
- fox cubImmature vulpine offspring
- red foxGinger-furred wild canine
- sly foxCunning, devious person
- silver foxesAlluring older gray-haired men
fox, foxy, foxtrot, outfox, foxiness, foxhole, outfoxed, red fox, foxtail