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stone cold fox 

Some one who is really hot or "super fine" someone who is cute or gourgous or good looking. an attractive person.
Ohh man. Andrew's a stone cold fox.
She's the stone cold fox.
stone cold fox by amy5 January 5, 2007
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stone cold fox 

Someone who embodies smooth, sexy, and cool. A person who is collected and has their shit so together that you are put in awe of their grace and beauty.
Damn, that Anderson Cooper is a stone cold fox.
stone cold fox by Jester Lind October 10, 2016

Stone cold fox 

Some one who is really hot or "super fine" someone who is cute or gourgous or good looking. an attractive person.
Haylee Bennett is a stone cold fox!
Stone cold fox by Ckf76 May 27, 2018

stone cold fox 

noun

1. a woman who is confirmed to be a superfine babe
2. shannon baumgart
1. Damn, that girl at Taco John's was a stone cold fox!
2. I don't care how many STD's she has, Shannon Baumgart is a stone cold fox.
stone cold fox by Kyle R P September 13, 2008

stone cold fox 

Someone who happens to be gorgeous and hot.
Me: Wanna know who is a stone cold fox?
Chick: Sure.
Me: Eric fucking Halvorsen! Also known as Halvo.
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