fox

small furry woodland creature

1. did you see that fox run, man he was fast.

2. i got my my fox caught in the zipper.

by Sean M. Volz June 18, 2004

Fox

Any of various carnivorous mammals of the genus Vulpes and related genera, related to the dogs and wolves and characteristically having upright ears, a pointed snout, and a long bushy tail.

Look, a fox.

by Trent August 22, 2003

Fox

A TV network stupid enough to cancel Family Guy and so hardened on trying to ruin American culture that it turned the MLB All-Star game into a reality TV show by making it count for something. The only thing that keeps FOX alive is "The Simpsons", which constantly makes fun of its own network. FOX is almost a symbol for all that is evil in America.

FOX News is about the crappiest news ever. About 1/4 of it is actually news and the other crap is "are online flower orders making you wilt?"

by Capital_A July 19, 2003

FOX

(VERB) To cancel or abort prematurely. Comes from the way the FOX television network has a habit of canceling fantastic shows before anyone realizes how good they are.

Examples of FOX'd shows: Futurama, Family Guy, Firefly.

Person 1: I really love that new show, Dollhouse.
Person 2: Me too! I sure hope it doesn't get FOX'd.

by simdave2000 October 4, 2009

Fox

Anyone or thing that is extremely attractive or cool.

"He was so hot... what a fox!"

by Jamie June 21, 2004

FOX

American television network. The face of evil in modern media. Introduced the world to trash TV two decades ago with such pointless crap as "The Morton Downey Jr. Show" and have continued the trend with such recent entries as "Who's Your Daddy?" and "The Swan."

Despite this, news division and all-news cable channel are so rabidly pro right-wing you almost expect nazi propaganda films to play after midnight. Often decries "immoral" activities and supports war on the grounds of "fighting the forces of evil."

"Fox sucks. The only thing I watch on it is football."

"Maybe Rupert Murdoch is the anti-Christ"

by Lazarus Ciccone January 10, 2005

fox

(archaic) Verb: intoxicate. Used in the 18th century and before

Blowzabella my bouncing doxie, come let's trudge it to Kirkham Fair
There's stout liquor enough to fox me, and young cullies to buy thy ware.

by Melisuavia October 1, 2007