Zorro
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A Spanish word for the animal fox
- noun
- /ˈzɔroʊ/
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zorro
- When I saw the cute little creature, I realized I was looking at a zorro, which is the Spanish word for fox.
Examples
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The teacher explained that Zorro is the Spanish term for a fox, highlighting its role as a symbol of cleverness.
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In Spanish, the word Zorro means 'fox', which is known for its cunning nature.
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come on, zorro.
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I feel negligent if I miss a day, unless I'm deliberately building up a world-class money shot to deliver a 'Zorro' across the boobs.
Blog text (19) -
you know what busts my balls more than anything here is that I can't grieve for my friends because zorro here is packing a blade and he wants to bed my wife.
Synonyms
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9.9
A clever fox character in European folk stories who tricks other animals
is a Spanish term used generally for the animal or as a personal name
Surface Forms
Etymology
Zorro comes from the Spanish word zorro, which means 'fox'. So Zorro is used to refer to the animal and literally means 'fox' in Spanish.