Meaning & Definition of Tod in English
English⟶
Tod
A male fox.
Pronunciation:
/tɒd/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
todsDetailed Definitions
Definition: A male fox.
Example Sentence: The tod prowled through the underbrush.
Definition: A term used in some dialects to refer to a small quantity of something.
Example Sentence: Just a tod of something sweet would make the dish perfect.
Etymology
Origin: From Old English 'todda', referring to a male fox.
Synonyms
foxmale foxvulpine
Common Phrases and Expressions
- tod in the hole: A reference to something sought but hard to find.
- as sly as a tod: Extremely cunning or clever.
Translations
- Spanish: zorro macho
- French: renard mâle
- German: Rüde
- Russian: самец лисицы
Related Words
- vixen: A female fox.
- kit: A young fox.
Slang Meanings of tod
Meaning: A derogatory term for a man.
Example Sentence: Don't be such a tod about it!
Meaning: Used in some regions to mean a fool or silly person.
Example Sentence: He acted like a real tod during the meeting.