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You just did a Foxhound 

This saying comes from ancient monks just before going out to slaughter some insolent people. Before the monks would leave they would say "be right back" in such a way it would imply they would be back in a few minutes but in actual fact they would be out for hours.
12:58 - Ancient Monk: gonna brb
12:58 - Ancient Ninja: kk
Ancient Monk is now Offline.
Ancient Monk is now Online.
21:40 - Ancient Ninja: Welcome back?
21:40 - Ancient Monk: Aye
21:40 - Ancient Monk: ;D
21:40 - Ancient Ninja: You just did a Foxhound

Foxhound 

An individual of either sex/gender who is attracted to older men, i.e., a silver fox.
"I can't decide who is more attractive, Mark Harmon, Hugh Laurie, or George Clooney!"
"God, you are such a foxhound..."
Foxhound by SharkToothHooHaHa September 21, 2014

foxhound 

A guy who is always hunting for a good looking woman to fuck.
Snipes became a photographer because he is such a foxhound.
foxhound by Jill Gibb May 18, 2006

Foxhound 

Someone who looks for people to slap with a "hammer" in the face, usually without the slap'ees knowledge beforehand.
Put that back in your pants, you foxhound!

DUCK! The foxhound is after you!
Foxhound by Permabanned December 8, 2011

FOXHOUND 

A small, formidable elite black ops unit of the United States Army that was established by the "Legendary Soldier" Big Boss.
A: Hey, bro, do you know what the group in the Metal Gear Solid series is?
B: Which one?
A: The one with Solid Snake.
B: Oh yeah, it's called FOXHOUND.
FOXHOUND by SinisterF September 26, 2023
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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