white fox

noun

1. Arctic fox.

white fox

noun

1. See arctic fox
   another name for arctic fox

Word History and Origins

Origin of white fox¹

First recorded in 1690–1700

Example Sentences

The white fox is of less value than the red, and is also very numerous, particularly on the shores of Hudson Bay.

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The man was so little that he wore a coat made of a single white fox skin.

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Jeanne had slipped over her shoulders the purple cape with its faultless white fox collar.

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Put on your bright gown of a thousand beads and your purple cape with the white fox collar, and go.

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It is true that few fox are taken in deadfalls, although in the far North some are, and especially Arctic and White fox.

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