Foxhunting, Foxhunt

The sport of hunt ing foxes. -a. Pertaining to the sport of hunting foxes; engaged Fox River, in Iowa , a township of Davis co. Fox River, in low a and Mi ouri , rises in Davis co. in the former State, and enters the Mi i ippi in Clarke co., Mi ouri. It is also known as AROMATIC RIVER. Fox River, in Wisconsin , enters Green Bay from Brown co. It connects Lake Winnebago with Green Bay, and was called by the Indians NEENAH. Fox River, in Wisconsin , a post-office of Kenosha co. Fox River, or PISHTAK'A, in Wisconsin and Illinois, rises in Waukesha co., in the former State, and flowing generally S. by S.W., joins the Illinois River at Ottawa in La Salle co., Illinois. Length , about 200 m. Fox'tail-gra , n. ( Bot .) See ALOPECURUS. Fox'ville, in Virginia , a post-village of Fauquier co., on the Rappahannock River, about 110 m. W.N.W. of Richmond. Foxville, in Wisconsin, a village of Dane co., abt. 15 m. W. of Madison. Fox'y, a . Pertaining to foxes; wily; cunning; subtle; as, a foxy disposition. - Having too much the color of a fox in the shading, as a painting. - Sour; acid; disagreeable to the taste, as wine, beer, ., when not thoroughly fermented.