What does the word fox mean?
In the noun form, the definition of the fox is (1) a carnivorous mammal of the dog family with a pointed muzzle and bushy tail, proverbial for its cunning. (2) a cunning or sly person.
In the verb form, the definition of the fox is repair (a boot or shoe) by renewing the upper leather.
The following are 20 example sentences using the word fox. If you have any questions, please write them in the comments column below :
- Foxes are very fierce animals.
- Don’t let the fox eat our chicks.
- The teacher explains the characteristics of the fox in front of the class.
- Muharik was asked by his teacher to draw a fox in a drawing book.
- The fox video is very interesting to see and immortalize.
- Don’t let the fox we catch escape again.
- Mr Susilo put 5 foxes in the zoo
- We want to video a fox eating at the zoo
- He was bitten by a fox in the forest.
- Can we eat fox meat?
- Mr. Ahmad explained the prohibition on eating fox meat in Islam.
- Foxes are a type of wild animal that is difficult to tame.
- Foxes are omnivorous animals, therefore they can eat meat and plants.
- Foxes and wolves belong to the dog family (Canidae) but are different species.
- Foxes are famous for their ability to find food, including birds and small mammals.
- In the film, foxes are depicted as cunning and dangerous animals.
- Foxes are usually active at night.
- Do not bring children near foxes.
- Fadli experienced difficulties when keeping foxes at home.
- White foxes are often associated with mystical powers and symbolize freedom and intelligence.
