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fox

noun as in canine

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While a host of intriguing news smells ranging from fallen logs and hidden foxes delight Indy’s nose, he also senses something strange and malevolent in the house that threatens to take over Todd.

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It is only seeing intermittent collections take place because it has large containers rather than wheelie bins - great news for rats and foxes.

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You may also want to leave out extra water in your garden for birds, foxes and other wildlife creatures.

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She is worried the peacock "won't survive in the winter as it is too open and we have foxes and it will be horrific".

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He’s unnervingly good at faking charm, like a fox that smooth-talks its way out of a trap.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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