Fox (noun)

1. A carnivorous mammal of the dog family, with a bushy tail and reddish-brown fur.
2. A cunning or sly person.

Origin:

Old english fox, of west germanic origin; related to dutch vos and german fuchs.

Examples:

1. The foxes in the forest are known for their cunning behavior.
2. The fox stole a chicken from the coop.
3. The businessman was described as a fox.
4. The little fox was playing in the field.
5. The fox's fur was a beautiful reddish-brown color.