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English
Etymology
From silver fox + -y.
Adjective
silver-foxy (comparative more silver-foxy, superlative most silver-foxy)
- (informal) Characteristic of or related to a silver fox (an attractive older person).
2009, R. T. Jordan, chapter 27, in A Talent for Murder:Oh, and maybe my silver foxy idol Anderson Cooper and Placenta’s fave, Daniel Craig.
- 2018, "A&E Guide", duPont Registry, November/December 2018, page 92:
- The silver-foxy saxophonist brings along jazz superstars Mindi Abair,
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