Foxed

fokst, a. Discolored or stained, — said of timber and of paper in books. — Fox'y, a. Pert, to or like foxes wily; of the color of, etc., yellowish or reddish brown sour, — said of grapes and of beer not well fermented. — Fox'ine , n. Craftine ; shrewdne discoloration of books, etc.; decay; deterioration.— — Fox'-chase, n. Pursuit of a fox with hounds. e'vil, n. A disease in which the hair falls off.—glove, n. (Bot.) A perennial plant with showy flowers, whose bitter, poisonous leaves are used in medicine digitalis. [AS. foxes glofa cf. Norwegian revhandskje, rev, fox.] —hound, n. A variety of — hound for chasing foxes. hunt, n. The chase of a fox. —hunt'er, n. —hunting, n— n. (Bot.) A species of gra .—trap, n. A snare to catch foxes. —trot, n. A pace of a horse, between a walk and a trot.