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foxy
adjective (GOOD AT DECEIVING) /ˈfɒk.si/
/ˈfɑːk-/ Definition
(Definition of foxy adjective (GOOD AT DECEIVING) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- artful adjective
- back-door adjective
- calculating adjective
- calculation noun (PERSON)
- conniving adjective
- conspiratorial adjective
- cunning adjective (CLEVER)
- cunning noun
- devious adjective (DISHONEST)
- disingenuous adjective
- fox noun (CLEVER PERSON)
- foxy adjective (ANIMAL)
- Machiavellian adjective
- sleight of hand noun
- sneaky adjective
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- tricky adjective (DISHONEST)
- underhand adjective
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