What does "fox" mean?

"Fox" means: A clever wild animal with a bushy tail. Example: "The fox ran through the forest."

How do you say fox in Hebrew and Spanish?

In Hebrew, fox is שועל. In Spanish, it is zorro.

How do you pronounce "fox"?

Fox is pronounced /fɒks/. It is a noun. You can hear a native speaker say it on this page.

Fox — Meaning for Kids, with Picture, Audio & Hebrew

fox

/fɒks/

noun

A clever wild animal with a bushy tail

“The fox ran through the forest.”

שועל

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Fox is a noun in the animals category. It is a beginner (ages 6-8) word, meaning "A clever wild animal with a bushy tail" In Hebrew, fox translates to שועל.

Example Sentences

The red fox trotted silently through the snowy forest, its bushy tail trailing behind it.
A fox peeked out from behind the bush with bright, curious amber eyes.
The clever fox found a way into the farmer's chicken pen even though the gate was locked.

Did You Know? Foxes use the Earth's magnetic field to help them hunt! When a fox pounces on a mouse hiding under snow, it aims using magnetic north to judge distance and direction — making it accurate about 75% of the time. A baby fox is called a kit. Foxes are the only members of the dog family that can climb trees, using special rotating wrist bones.