foxes
word · lemma: fox
Definition
'Foxes' is the plural form of 'fox,' which are small wild mammals with red or brown fur, a bushy tail, and a pointed face. Foxes are known for being clever and living in forests, fields, and sometimes cities.
Usage & Nuances
'Foxes' is always plural; refers to more than one fox. Often used when talking about wildlife, stories, or nature documentaries. Beware not to confuse with the adjective 'foxy' (which means clever or attractive). Common collocations: 'a pack of foxes,' 'foxes are clever.'
Example Sentences
At night, you can sometimes hear foxes calling to each other.
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City foxes aren't afraid of people anymore.
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There used to be more foxes in this area.
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Foxes live in the forest.
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I saw three foxes near my house.
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Foxes are clever animals.
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