white fox
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of white fox
First recorded in 1690–1700
Example Sentences
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“The toads in the ditch droned on about it for months. Died, then walked away, they said. Went into Deadwood with the white fox.”
From Literature
The only other living thing there is a strange white fox.
From The Verge
The white fox, the snowy owl, the weasel, the jaeger, and the siskin had virtually disappeared.
From Literature
It also produces much smaller quantities of other furs such as white fox and chinchilla.
From Economist
Other species were also apparently mislabelled - there was a white fox in a leopard's den and another dog being passed off as a wolf.
From Children's BBC
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