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1. (n.) vixen
a female fox.
2. vixen
an ill-tempered or quarrelsome woman.
Etymology: (1375–1425; late ME (south); r. earlier fixen, ME (north), for OE fyxe, fem. of foxfox (cf. OHG fuhsin vixen))
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) vixen, harpy, hellcat
a malicious woman with a fierce temper
2. (noun) vixen
a female fox
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) vixen
a female fox
2. (noun) vixen
a cross, ill-tempered person; -- formerly used of either sex, now only of a woman
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Sense: a female fox
The vixen was followed by her cubs.
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 Afrikaans: jakkalswyfie |
 Arabic: ثَعْلَبَه |
 Bulgarian: лисица |
 Brazilian: raposa |
 Czech: liška |
 German: die Füchsin |
 Danish: hunræv |
 Greek: θηλυκή αλεπού |
 Spanish: zorra |
 Estonian: emarebane |
 Farsi: روباه ماده |
 Finnish: naaraskettu |
 French: renarde |
 Hebrew: שוּעָלָה |
 Hindi: लोमड़ी |
 Croatian: lisica |
 Hungarian: nőstény róka |
 Indonesian: rubah betina |
 Icelandic: refalæða |
 Italian: volpe (femmina) |
 Japanese: 雌ぎつね |
 Korean: 암여우 |
 Lithuanian: lapė |
 Latvian: lapsu mātīte |
 Malay: musang betina |
 Dutch: moervos |
 Norwegian: hunnrev, revetispe |
 Polish: lisica |
 Persian: روباه ماده |
 Pashto: ګيدړه، لومبړه: بدخلقي او |
 Portuguese: raposa |
 Romanian: vulpe |
 Russian: самка лисы |
 Slovak: líška |
 Slovenian: lisica |
 Serbian: lisica |
 Swedish: rävhona |
 Thai: สุนัขจิ้งจอกตัวเมีย |
 Turkish: dişi tilki |
 Taiwanese: 母狐 |
 Ukrainian: лисиця |
 Urdu: مادہ لومڑي |
 Vietnamese: con chồn cái |
 Chinese: 雌狐 |
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