foxes
n. countable A1 Beginner US //ˈfɑksəz// UK //fˈɒksɪz// fox·es
n. wild animals that look like small dogs with thick fur, pointed ears, and bushy tails. They are known for being clever and usually have reddish-orange fur.
n. plural form of 'fox'; refers to carnivorous mammals of the family Canidae, typically characterised by a pointed snout and a prominent brush-like tail.
The foxes come into our garden every night to look for food.
Urban foxes have become increasingly common in major cities, where they scavenge for food in residential bins.
The study observed how various groups of foxes adapted their hunting strategies based on the seasonal availability of small rodents and fallen fruit.
Usage
Plural form of the noun 'fox'.