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black fox

black fox noun: synonym of silver fox, especially in reference to foxskin.

black fox: synonym of silver fox, especially in reference to foxskin
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Noun

black fox (plural black foxes)

  1. Synonym of silver fox, especially in reference to foxskin.
    • This is particularly true of the black fox industry. The fur-value of a high-grade prime black fox skin ranges from about $500 to about $2,5001914, Canada. Commission of Conservation. Committee on Fisheries, Game and Fur-bearing Animals; Jones, John Walter, 1878-, Fur-farming in Canada, Ottawa: Mortimer, →LCCN
    • Prince Edward Island is the world's headquarters of “Silver Fox” ranching. It was here that the problems of domesticating and breeding the black fox were solved , and the development has attracted world-wide attention.2008, Kirsch, Sharon, 1960-, What species of creatures : animal relations from the New World, Vancouver: New Star Books, →ISBN, →LCCN, →OCLC
    Synonyms:
    silver fox
  2. (rare) Synonym of Blanford's fox
    Synonyms:
    Blanford's fox

Synonyms of black fox

Forms of black fox

pluralblack foxes

Questions about black fox

What does black fox mean?
Black fox means synonym of silver fox, especially in reference to foxskin.
What part of speech is black fox?
Black fox is a noun.
What is the plural of black fox?
The plural of black fox is black foxes.

Words near black fox in the dictionary

  1. Black Forest hams
  2. Black Forest horse
  3. Black Forest horses
  4. Black Forest trifle
  5. Black Forest trifles
  6. black fox
  7. black foxes
  8. black fragility
  9. black francolin
  10. black francolins
  11. black friar

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