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vulpecular

vulpecular

9.9
Having the look or behavior of a fox
  • adjective
  • /vʌlˈpɛkjələr/
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  • He admired the vulpecular grace of the fox as it darted through the woods.

Examples

  • The animal's vulpecular tail was bushy and red.

  • Her vulpecular expression made everyone suspect she had a secret.

  • The vulpecular fur of the fox made it stand out in the snow.

  • Isn't that vulpecular coat beautiful?

  • He admired the vulpecular grace of the fox as it darted through the woods.

  • The vulpecular fur of the fox made it stand out in the snow.

  • The animal's vulpecular tail was bushy and red.

Synonyms

vulpine
vsvulpecular
1 9.9

Has clever and sly ways like a fox

avoids stressing cunning or slyness

How Foxlike

vulpecular
9.9
vulpine
1 9.9

Surface Forms

vulpecular positive

Etymology

Vulpecular comes from the Latin word vulpes, which means 'fox', and the ending -cular, meaning 'like'. So vulpecular means 'fox-like', used to describe a movement, look, or tail that reminds you of a fox.