vulpiform
vulpiform adjective: having the shape of a fox.

Adjective
vulpiform (comparative more vulpiform, superlative most vulpiform)
- Having the shape of a fox.
- The flying fox (vespertillo vulpicephalus) […] The facial features of this animal are vulpiform, and ferocity is signified by the punishment which it inflicts with its dental armory (for the teeth of this extraordinary-formed creature are of the canine character).1858 May 15, Spirit of the Times ; A Chronicle of the Turn, Agriculture, Field Sports, and the Stage, volume 28, number 14, page 161
- He's a reddish human sized fox (vulpiform), on hind feet, bushy tail -- he wears a grey trenchcoat and a brown satchel is strapped around his shoulder […]1992 December 30, Clive Grace's profile photo Clive Grace, alt.callahans (Usenet)
Forms of vulpiform
| comparative | more vulpiform |
|---|---|
| superlative | most vulpiform |
Origin of vulpiform
From vulp + -iform.
Questions about vulpiform
- What does vulpiform mean?
- Vulpiform means having the shape of a fox.
- What part of speech is vulpiform?
- Vulpiform is an adjective.
Words near vulpiform in the dictionary
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