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Meanings of foxes in English
Usage of foxes in English
1
Even today, six years or more after, foxes still patrol this house.
2
Later in the week, he saw two more foxes on the course.
3
He loved the fowls of the air, the hares and the foxes.
4
It might just be the best Robin Hood-esque story featuring foxes ever.
5
The beasts of prey in the Islands are foxes, otters, and weasels.
6
So cold that even the wolves and foxes had buried themselves in.
7
The boy sat upon the goose-back-backward-andshriekedand called to the foxes.
8
Jan left the rest of his musk-ox to the wolves and foxes.
9
It was the little foxes that spoiled the vines in Solomon's day.
10
The mountains of Zion are desolate, and the foxes walk upon them.
11
The keepers complained that no effort was made to kill the foxes.
12
The wood belongs to his lordship, and the foxes are a nuisance.
13
But the owls did not see, and the foxes did not care.
14
The soft skins of blue foxes and of young birds clothed her.
15
The foxes had dragged off their dead and wounded and devoured them.
16
And at night, when the white foxes yapped, and the wind moaned-
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Foxes through the time
Foxes across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common