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The plural of 'fox' is regular: foxes. The feminine, however, is 'vixen', and I believe it is used in both singular and plural.
- The plural of 'fox' is regular: foxes.
- The feminine, however, is 'vixen', and I believe it is used in both singular and plural.
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The plural of 'fox' is regular: foxes.
The feminine, however, is 'vixen', and I believe it is used in both singular and plural.
The feminine, however, is 'vixen', and I believe it is used in both singular and plural.
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Don't you have a [url=http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=Fox&r=66]DICTIONARY[/url]?
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That's a new one for me. Did you actually see this somewhere, or were you making a joke?
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