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- Dictionaryfoxy/ˈfɒksi/
adjective
- 1. resembling or likened to a fox: "a terrier with prick ears and a foxy expression"
- 2. sexually attractive (typically used of a woman): informal "a foxy lady"
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Learn the meaning of foxy as an adjective to describe someone or something resembling a fox, cunning, attractive, or having a sharp flavor. See synonyms, examples, word history, and related articles.
exciting and appealing, as a place, entertainment, or the like. discolored or foxed: pages of a book that had become foxy. (of a wine) having the pronounced flavor natural to native American grape varieties, as that of fox grapes or of Concord or Catawba grapes.
FOXY definition: 1. like a fox in appearance 2. good at deceiving people 3. sexually attractive: . Learn more.
People who are foxy are either sneaky or good looking. If you say someone is foxy, unless she has a long skinny nose and is stealing your eggs, you probably mean she’s hot.
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Definition of foxy adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
pages of a book that had become foxy. (of a wine) having the pronounced flavor natural to native American grape varieties, as that of fox grapes or of Concord or Catawba grapes. (especially of a painting) having excessively warm tones; containing too much red.
