Vulpine is something that is in relation to a fox species. It can also be used to describe someone/something that is sly, cunning, or crafty.
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Vulpine creatures refer to animals that belong to the family Canidae, specifically those that are fox-like in appearance and behavior. The term "vulpine" is derived from the Latin word "vulpes," meaning fox. These creatures are often characterized by their slender bodies, bushy tails, and pointed ears, with the red fox being the most well-known example. Vulpine traits are also sometimes used metaphorically to describe cunning or sly behavior.
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As the term vulpine is associated with the characteristics of a fox, the word feline is associated with the cat.
Bre swept in and stole Casey's entry pass with vulpine dexterity. or With her vivid green eyes, [porcelain skin, and silky deep red hair, Sasha possessed a striking, vulpine beauty.
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A Vulpine is the oldest mythical creature known to mankind. A Vulpine is thought to be a creature with both human and canine features (such as standing upright thumbs, facial expressions, and other human "parts"). Vulpines, according to myths, are very intelligent, great hunters, and are good at hiding emotions.
Christopher Kalley goes by Vulpine.
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Yes, it is a vulpine mammal, and all mammals are vertebrates.
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You would be talking about foxes. In this context, a vulpine vixen refers to a female fox, a reynard is a male fox, and a skulk is a group of fox cubs.