fox
/fɒks/
noun
A clever wild animal with a bushy tail
“The fox ran through the forest.”
שועל
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.
Common Word Combinations
red foxfox cubarctic foxfox den
Related Words
wolfdograccoonforest
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