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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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The meaning of FOXY is resembling or suggestive of a fox. How to use foxy in a sentence. Synonym Discussion of Foxy.
FOXY definition: 1. like a fox in appearance 2. good at deceiving people 3. sexually attractive: . Learn more.
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.
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.
1. adjective. If you describe someone as foxy, you mean that they are deceitful in a clever, secretive way. He had wary, foxy eyes. Synonyms: crafty, knowing, sharp, tricky More Synonyms of foxy. 2. adjective. If someone calls a woman foxy, they mean that she is physically and sexually attractive.
1. of or resembling a fox, esp in craftiness. 2. smelling strongly like a fox. 3. (Colours) of a reddish-brown colour. 4. (of paper, wood, etc) spotted, esp by mildew. 5. (Brewing) (of wine) having the flavour of fox grapes. 6. (Veterinary Science) (of oats) having a musty smell as a result of getting wet, fermenting, and drying out.
Definition of foxy adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
