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Noun
A small carnivore related to dogs and wolves
A very physically attractive person, especially a woman
The gray wolf, the largest of the canine subfamily
Any of certain extant canids regarded as similar to the dog or wolf
Verb
To confound or perplex someone
To beat in a competition of wits
To trick, fool or outwit (someone) by cunning or ingenuity
(
trip someone up
)
To detect or expose someone in a mistake or inconsistency
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Noun
▲
A small carnivore related to dogs and wolves
reynard
vixen
tod
red fox
“Let's take the example of a
fox
wandering free in a farm with free chicken. Quite obviously, the chicken will be eaten.”
Noun
▲
A very physically attractive person, especially a woman
knockout
babe
beauty
goddess
stunner
cutie
looker
cutey
honey
eyeful
doll
enchantress
dreamboat
hottie
dish
cookie
cooky
queen
ten
showstopper
beauty queen
glamour-puss
dolly bird
belle
peach
dream
vision
centerfold
US
lovely
cracker
centrefold
UK
smasher
Venus
picture
good-looker
sex kitten
sensation
sight for sore eyes
pin-up
siren
eye-catcher
bombshell
joy to behold
cover girl
bathing beauty
vixen
bunny
dollface
angel
beaut
tomato
cupcake
cutie-pie
beautiful woman
raving beauty
good-looking woman
hot dish
hot number
dream girl
sex bunny
glamour girl
good looker
English rose
sweetheart
charmer
dazzler
chick
seductress
bobby-dazzler
sexpot
humdinger
attractive woman
enchanter
ornament
head turner
bit of all right
bit of alright
stud muffin
beefcake
hunk
pin-up girl
snow bunny
jaw-dropper
model
the bee's knees
bimbo
cutie patootie
pussycat
bit of crumpet
broad
stunna
lulu
ravisher
mantrap
sex object
pinup girl
sex symbol
spectacle
dolly
wow
sight
show
beautiful sight
Apollo
Adonis
pearler
glamour puss
femme fatale
heart-throb
good-looking person
glamor girl
sex pot
delight
marvel
joy
vision of loveliness
pleasure to behold
perfect picture
feast for the eyes
gem
corker
ace
wonder
temptress
flirt
phenomenon
coquette
vamp
Lorelei
Circe
Delilah
glory
Mata Hari
Lolita
hoochie
glorious thing
wonderful thing
more ❯
“Ned Flanders murdered his wife? But why? She's such a
fox
.”
Noun
▲
The gray wolf, the largest of the canine subfamily
wolf
jackal
canid
coyote
gray wolf
grey wolf
Canis lupus
Canis lupid
Noun
▲
Any of certain extant canids regarded as similar to the dog or wolf
canine
dog
doggie
doggy
hound
pooch
tike
tyke
bow-wow
chow
coyote
cur
cuspid
dingo
hyena
lobo
mongrel
mutt
pup
wolf
puppy
bowwow
bitzer
man's best friend
whelp
lapdog
pet
stray
flea bag
male dog
canine companion
ankle-biter
yellow dog
pye-dog
pariah dog
kuri
brak
poochie
fido
tail-wagger
domestic dog
puppy dog
dachshund
basset
greyhound
deerhound
retriever
beagle
airedale
afghan
pointer
poodle
akita
foxhound
wolfhound
hunting dog
basset hound
crossbreed
hybrid
cross
half-breed
cross-breed
bigener
intercross
crossbred
half-blood
mixed breed
bitser
mule
Heinz 57
mixture
more ❯
Verb
▲
To confound or perplex someone
confuse
confound
bewilder
puzzle
perplex
mystify
bemuse
baffle
flummox
bamboozle
befuddle
discombobulate
addle
beat
fuddle
vex
muddle
buffalo
disorient
gravel
befog
maze
stump
pose
get
muddy
nonplus
throw
stupefy
floor
dumbfound
wilder
disconcert
faze
fog
obfuscate
make someone scratch their head
be all Greek to
stun
flabbergast
mix up
daze
cause to be at a stand
set someone thinking
amaze
astound
stagger
fluster
rattle
distract
astonish
blow your mind
go to your head
disorientate
surprise
stymie
bring up short
throw off
shake
upset
take aback
throw off balance
frustrate
startle
cloud
overwhelm
discompose
elude
snow
defeat
bowl over
disturb
ruffle
intoxicate
make punchy
bother
inebriate
catch off balance
strike dumb
ball up
boggle the mind of
mess with one's head
make your head spin
blur
shock
obscure
stick it to
bedevil
becloud
rock
psych out
dull
dumfound
thunderstrike
surprize
dislocate
confusticate
set thinking
confuscate
derange
snooker
foil
discomfit
throw for loop
get at
make unclear
conquer
outwit
cause to lose your bearings
put at a loss
be too much for
exercise
worry
involve
tangle
beset
thicken
complicate
encumber
jumble
entangle
stumble
muck
ravel
baulk
UK
perturb
balk
US
thwart
get to
mix you up
snarl up
muddy the waters
unnerve
dismay
metagrobolize
shake up
blow away
knock for six
knock sideways
leave open-mouthed
leave aghast
take by surprise
stop someone in their tracks
knock out
knock the stuffing out of
boggle the mind
screw up
unsettle
agitate
disquiet
distress
flurry
alarm
trouble
unhinge
discomfort
ail
discountenance
undo
concern
fuss
distemper
annoy
frazzle
irk
alarum
hagride
derail
abash
embarrass
bug
hassle
freak out
mortify
weird out
fret
irritate
put someone off their stroke
harass
plague
pester
put off
provoke
put into a flap
throw into a tizz
anger
peeve
nettle
excite
miff
displease
needle
frighten
torment
spook
afflict
psych
try
make nervous
burn up
put someone off their stride
set someone back on their heels
cause someone to lose their composure
give a hard time
exasperate
convolute
distort
gall
offend
grieve
demoralize
US
scare
panic
sadden
chafe
aggrieve
wound
depress
demoralise
UK
hurt
chagrin
craze
put out
harry
make anxious
put out of countenance
tick off
stir up
work up
garble
rile
aggravate
pain
deject
pique
inconvenience
discommode
disoblige
nark
hurry
intricate
intimidate
bustle
agonize
US
stress
cow
persecute
disrupt
oppress
affect
strain
make difficult
torture
make complex
dog
make uncomfortable
make uneasy
sicken
flip
agonise
UK
indispose
tantalize
US
tantalise
UK
eat at
hack off
weigh down
rattle one's cage
give someone grief
wind up
egg on
get across
cause anxiety to
distract from
hurt somebody's feelings
push buttons
turn on
gnaw at
lie heavy on
make waves
pick on
heat
discourage
dishearten
dispirit
flutter
deter
hustle
quicken
dizzy
put on edge
catch unawares
consternate
worst
disappoint
send into a spin
tax
sap
take the wind out of your sails
make self-conscious
cause anxiety
make someone laugh out of the other side of their mouth
make someone laugh on the other side of their face
turn
incapacitate
pother
cramp
debilitate
outrage
chill
besiege
burden
despair
beleaguer
rock the boat
make a scene
get someone
bum out
fire up
get on your wick
lay up
flip out
key up
tease
badger
unman
daunt
test
importune
embroil
dun
tear
goad
hector
sting
mess with someone's head
sweat out
weigh heavily on one's mind
do someone's head in
be a great weight on
twist
jolt
disgruntle
affront
disgust
pour cold water on
confuzzle
throw cold water on
make a mess of
render uncertain
mislead
misinform
obnubilate
make more difficult
horrify
devastate
uncalm
darken
lead astray
muddy up
repulse
repel
jar
slight
excruciate
nauseate
cause anguish
cause suffering
turn off
be hurtful to
cause offense
bleed
mourn
lambaste
nag at
cause sorrow
put the wind up
give offence to
make unhappy
be disagreeable to
push the buttons of
thumb nose at
cut to the quick
meddle
interfere
unbalance
rack
hinder
disarrange
inflame
grate
anguish
curse
hound
rasp
nag
injure
overshadow
rouse
spite
incite
move
eat
strap
break
nit-pick
prick
push
desolate
harrow
martyr
arouse
frost
stimulate
incommode
gripe
ferment
cause suffering to
cause anguish to
itch
arouse anxiety in
make miserable
do a number on
be on one's case
make wretched
make it tough for
weigh on
cut up
foul up
abrade
upset the applecart
niggle
hang up
make it tough
put in a spot
put on the spot
make obscure
put to trouble
give trouble
put to some trouble
bully
make flip
bug up
stir
browbeat
wear
throw into tizzy
more ❯
“Nutrition labels
fox
consumers. Less than 25% of consumers find nutritional data on food packaging easy to understand, according to a survey.”
Verb
▲
To beat in a competition of wits
outsmart
outwit
outfox
outslick
outthink
overreach
outmanoeuvre
UK
outmaneuver
US
outdo
defeat
beat
trick
cheat
gull
top
deceive
dupe
circumvent
swindle
defraud
con
outplay
outguess
get the better of
take in
outjockey
outgeneral
cap
hoodwink
mislead
hoax
bamboozle
finagle
jip
baffle
worst
goose
confuse
juke
have
bewilder
fake out
lead astray
figure out
end run
surpass
excel
outflank
best
outperform
out-think
be cleverer than
run rings round
put one over on
make a fool of
steal a march on
make rings round
pull a fast one on
sting
exceed
overtake
outclass
bilk
fool
rook
go one better than
cozen
sucker
gaff
snooker
hornswoggle
rip off
delude
misinform
stiff
misguide
diddle
bluff
do
snow
victimize
US
humbug
shaft
spoof
mulct
double-cross
victimise
UK
string along
suck in
have on
take for a ride
beguile
fleece
flimflam
scam
euchre
hose
gammon
burn
buffalo
juggle
hustle
shortchange
catch
ream
pull a swifty on
take to the cleaners
skin
screw
chouse
swizzle
inveigle
bleed
fiddle
betray
bunco
kid
stick
squeeze
skunk
chisel
sharp
ensnare
pluck
short
nobble
thimblerig
pull the wool over someone's eyes
shake down
rope in
pull one's leg
do in
sell a pup to
lead on
use
fix
flam
exploit
misdirect
misstate
prevaricate
disinform
clip
stitch up
doublespeak
illude
misrepresent
lie
take advantage of
sell a pup
do the dirty on
ruin
frustrate
thwart
foil
disappoint
do someone in the eye
propagandize
US
distort
pervert
fudge
bunk
fabricate
give wrong information to
jive
mousetrap
lead up the garden path
send on a wild goose chase
throw off the scent
put on the wrong track
put on an act
entangle
enmesh
lead up garden path
give someone a bum steer
cover up
wrong steer
play trick on
put up smoke screen
lead down the garden path
put on false front
do a number on
bait and switch
propagandise
UK
lie to
put on
caboodle
bait
impose on
give the wrong impression
double-talk
entrap
seduce
chicane
pull
jerk around
more ❯
“Marty relies more on variation in flight and speed than turn to
fox
his opponents.”
Verb
▲
To trick, fool or outwit (someone) by cunning or ingenuity
deceive
con
fool
bamboozle
hoodwink
trick
mislead
delude
hoax
dupe
bluff
beguile
gull
cheat
take in
swindle
stiff
snooker
defraud
sucker
outwit
diddle
cozen
have on
fiddle
swizzle
hornswoggle
outfox
spoof
do
gammon
catch
juggle
gaff
snow
bunco
misinform
have
burn
buffalo
misguide
sting
humbug
euchre
shaft
mulct
scam
chicane
juke
flimflam
sharp
rip off
throw dust in someone's eyes
pull a fast one on
suck in
sell a pup to
play-act
play a trick on
make a fool of
take for a ride
fake out
string along
pull the wool over someone's eyes
put on
double-cross
lead on
put one over on
pull a swifty on
lull
bilk
betray
do a number on
lead up the garden path
misdirect
prevaricate
misstate
disinform
hose
misrepresent
inveigle
illude
pervert
kid
ensnare
victimize
US
victimise
UK
bait
jive
mousetrap
caboodle
impose on
overreach
lead astray
rook
rope in
pull one's leg
play trick on
lead down the garden path
lead up garden path
entrap
outsmart
outmaneuver
US
fix
hustle
outmanoeuvre
UK
take advantage of
play for a sucker
shortchange
fleece
take to the cleaners
flam
doublespeak
lie
propagandize
US
distort
bunk
fudge
fabricate
propagandise
UK
entangle
enmesh
lie to
cover up
double-talk
put on an act
put on false front
give wrong information to
bait and switch
put on the wrong track
put up smoke screen
give the wrong impression
throw off the scent
give someone a bum steer
send on a wild goose chase
wrong steer
more ❯
“The slick-tongued charmer may
fox
me with his clever talk.”
Verb
▲
(
trip someone up
)
To detect or expose someone in a mistake or inconsistency
trip
expose
outsmart
outwit
trap
trick
unsettle
confuse
discomfit
disconcert
discountenance
outfox
play
throw
catch out
wrong-foot
throw off
throw off balance
catch on the hop
put someone off their stride
trip up
discover
catch
find out
get
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