Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
white-fox
Noun
hwaɪt fɑːks
Definition
A white-fox is a type of fox characterized by its predominantly white fur, often found in cold regions.
Examples
- The white fox is known for its thick, warm fur.
- During winter, the white fox blends seamlessly into the snowy landscape.
- Many cultures see the white fox as a symbol of adaptability and cunning.
Meaning
The term ‘white-fox’ refers to a specific color variant of the Arctic fox, which is adapted to snowy environments.
Synonyms
- Arctic fox
- Snow fox
- Polar fox
