foxearth (Meaning)
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foxearth (n.)
A hole in the earth to which a fox resorts to hide himself.
Synonyms & Antonyms of foxearth
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foxearth Sentence Examples
- The sly fox hid in its secluded foxearth, waiting for its prey to approach.
- The foxearth was a labyrinthine network of tunnels, connecting multiple dens within the hillside.
- Explorers discovered an ancient foxearth filled with artifacts, providing insights into past life.
- Farmers used foxearths in traps to deter foxes from raiding poultry and livestock.
- The foxearth's entrance was concealed by dense undergrowth, making it difficult to locate.
- The cubs remained nestled within the foxearth, sheltered from predators and the elements.
- Hunters often used dogs to flush foxes out of their foxearths.
- The foxearth provided the foxes with a safe and protected space to raise their young.
- Archaeologists uncovered a foxearth dating back several centuries, offering clues about wildlife habitation patterns in the region.
- The foxearth was a strategic hunting ground for owls, who often perched nearby in anticipation of unsuspecting prey emerging.
FAQs About the word foxearth
A hole in the earth to which a fox resorts to hide himself.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sly fox hid in its secluded foxearth, waiting for its prey to approach.
The foxearth was a labyrinthine network of tunnels, connecting multiple dens within the hillside.
Explorers discovered an ancient foxearth filled with artifacts, providing insights into past life.
Farmers used foxearths in traps to deter foxes from raiding poultry and livestock.
