Foxy

/ˈfɒk.si/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person, especially a woman, who is alluring or appealing in a cunning way.

She's known as the foxy of the group, always drawing attention wherever she goes.

adjective

Having qualities that are characteristic of a fox, such as cleverness or shrewdness.

She devised a foxy plan to outsmart her competitors.

Attractive or sexy in a slightly cunning or playful way.

He showed up to the party wearing a foxy outfit that caught everyone's attention.

Sly or crafty; cunning.

The foxy trickster managed to evade capture once again.

Derived from the word 'fox', a trickster figure in folklore.

foxy lady

An attractive or alluring woman.

foxy grandpa

An older man who is perceived as attractive or charming.

fox

A small to medium-sized, omnivorous mammal belonging to the family Canidae.

cunning

Having or showing skill in achieving one's ends by deceit or evasion.

A woman who is appealing and attractive.

That girl is so foxy, everybody is checking her out.

Someone who is clever in a deceptive way.

He is always foxy in his dealings, never showing his cards.