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fox kit Jungfuchs {m}
fox moth [Macrothylacia rubi]Brombeerspinner {m} [auch: Brombeer-Spinner] [Nachtfalterspezies]
fox mother Fuchsmutter {f}
fox nut [Euryale ferox] Stachelseerose {f}
fox paw print Fuchsspur {f}
fox pup Fuchsjunges {n}
fox sedge [Carex vulpinoidea, syn.: C. multiflora] Vielblütige Segge {f}
fox sedge [Carex vulpinoidea, syn.: C. multiflora]Fuchsseggenähnliche Segge {f}
fox sedge [Carex vulpinoidea, syn.: C. multiflora] Vielblütige Fuchs-Segge {f}
fox shark [Alopias vulpinus] [common thresher shark] (Gewöhnlicher) Fuchshai {m}
fox shark [Alopias vulpinus] [common thresher shark]Seefuchs {m} [Gemeiner Fuchshai]
fox shark [Alopias vulpinus] [common thresher]Drescher {m} [Drescherhai]
fox snakes [genus Elaphe]Rattenschlangen {pl}
fox sparrow [Passerella iliaca] Fuchsammer {f} [fachspr. auch {m}]
fox speciesFuchsart {f}
fox squirrel [Sciurus niger] Fuchshörnchen {n}
fox tail [Acalypha hispida]Katzenschwänzchen {n}
fox tail [Acalypha hispida] Raues Nesselblatt {n}
fox tail [Acalypha hispida] Nesselschön {n}
fox tail [Acalypha hispida] Paradiesnessel {f}
fox tapeworm [Echinococcus multilocularis]Fuchsbandwurm {m}
fox terrier Foxterrier {m}
fox terrierFox {m} [kurz für: Foxterrier]
fox tick [Ixodes canisuga] Fuchszecke {f}
fox track [trace, spoor] Fuchsspur {f}
fox trailFuchsspur {f}
fox trapFuchsfalle {f}
fox wedge Keilhalterung {f}
fox wedgeKeilhalter {m}
fox wedged tenon blind verkeilter Zapfen {m}
fox-and-cubs [Hieracium aurantiacum, syn.: Pilosella aurantiaca] Gold-Habichtskraut / Goldhabichtskraut {n}
fox-and-cubs [Pilosella aurantiaca, Hieracium aurantiacum]Orangerotes Habichtskraut {n}
foxberry [Vaccinium uva-ursa] [also: bearberry]Bärenbeere {f}
fox-brush [Aristida hordeacea]Gersten-Stechgras {n}
fox-coloured sawfly [Br.] [Neodiprion sertifer, syn.: N. rufus, Diprion rufus, D. sertifer, Lophyrus rufus, L. sertifer] Rotgelbe Kiefernbuschhornblattwespe {f}
fox-coloured sawfly [Br.] [Neodiprion sertifer, syn.: N. rufus, Diprion rufus, D. sertifer, Lophyrus rufus, L. sertifer] Rote Kiefernbuschhornblattwespe {f}
fox-dung coffee [coll.] [kopi luwak, civet coffee]Katzenkaffee {m} [ugs.] [Kopi-Luwak-Kaffee, Kape-Alamid-Kaffee]
foxed [coll.] [fooled] geleimt [ugs.]
foxed [paper, books] braunfleckig [Papier, Bücher]
foxed [paper] stockfleckig
foxed [paper] mit Stockflecken [nachgestellt]
foxesFüchse {pl}
fox-face / fox face [Solanum mammosum]Euter-Nachtschatten / Euternachtschatten {m}
fox-face / fox face [Solanum mammosum]Zitzen-Nachtschatten / Zitzennachtschatten {m}
foxface rabbitfish [Siganus vulpinus] Fuchsgesicht {n}
foxface rabbitfish [Siganus vulpinus]Dachsgesicht {n}
foxface rabbitfish [Siganus vulpinus]Gelbes Dachsgesicht {n}
foxfire [bioluminescence caused by certain fungi] [chiefly Am.]leuchtendes Holz {n} [durch Pilze (bes. den Hallimasch) hervorgerufene Biolumineszenz]
foxflower [Armeria maritima, syn.: A. andina, A. chilensis, A. elongata, A. macloviana, A. scabra, A. sibirica, Statice chilensis, S. maritima, S. sibirica] Gewöhnliche Grasnelke {f}
foxflower [Armeria maritima, syn.: A. andina, A. chilensis, A. elongata, A. macloviana, A. scabra, A. sibirica, Statice chilensis, S. maritima, S. sibirica] Strand-Grasnelke / Strandgrasnelke {f}
foxflower [Armeria maritima, syn.: A. andina, A. chilensis, A. elongata, A. macloviana, A. scabra, A. sibirica, Statice chilensis, S. maritima, S. sibirica]Sandglöckchen {n} [Gemeine Grasnelke]
foxflower [Armeria maritima, syn.: A. andina, A. chilensis, A. elongata, A. macloviana, A. scabra, A. sibirica, Statice chilensis, S. maritima, S. sibirica] Gemeine Grasnelke {f}
foxglove [genus Digitalis]Fingerhut {m}
foxglove aphid [Aphis armata]Schwarze Fingerhutblattlaus {f}
foxglove aphid [Aulacorthum solani, syn.: A. pseudosolani, Acyrthosiphon solani, Aphis solani, Dysaulacorthum vincae, Myzus lamii] Gefleckte Kartoffelblattlaus / Kartoffel-Blattlaus {f}
foxglove aphid [Aulacorthum solani, syn.: A. pseudosolani, Acyrthosiphon solani, Aphis solani, Dysaulacorthum vincae, Myzus lamii] Grünfleckige Kartoffelblattlaus / Kartoffel-Blattlaus {f}
foxglove aphid [Aulacorthum solani, syn.: A. pseudosolani, Acyrthosiphon solani, Aphis solani, Dysaulacorthum vincae, Myzus lamii] Zierpflanzenblattlaus {f}
foxglove aphid [Aulacorthum solani, syn.: A. pseudosolani, Acyrthosiphon solani, Aphis solani, Dysaulacorthum vincae, Myzus lamii]Fingerhutblattlaus {f}
foxglove leaves Fingerhutblätter {pl}
foxglove pug [Eupithecia pulchellata] [moth]Fingerhut-Blütenspanner {m} [Nachtfalterspezies]
foxglove pug [Eupithecia pulchellata] [moth]Rotfingerhut-Blütenspanner {m} [Nachtfalterspezies]
foxglove pug [Eupithecia pulchellata] [moth]Fingerhutspanner {m} [Nachtfalterspezies]
foxglove tree [Paulownia tomentosa, syn.: Paulowina imperialis] Kaiserbaum {m}
foxglove tree [Paulownia tomentosa, syn.: Paulowina imperialis] Kaiser-Paulownie {f}
foxglove tree [Paulownia tomentosa] (Chinesischer) Blauglockenbaum {m}
foxgloves [genus Digitalis]Fingerhüte {pl}
foxhole Schützenloch {n}
foxhole Fuchsloch {n}
foxholeUnterstand {m}
foxhole Deckungsloch {n}
foxholeErdloch {n}
foxholes Schützenlöcher {pl}
foxhoundHetzhund {m}
foxhoundFuchshund {m}
foxhoundsHetzhunde {pl}
foxhunting Fuchsjagd {f}
foxier [coll.] schlauer
foxiest [coll.] schlauste [-r, -s]
foxiest [coll.]schlaueste [-r, -s]
foxingtäuschend
foxingStockflecken {pl}
foxnut [Euryale ferox] Stachelseerose {f}
fox-red curly sedge [Carex buchananii] Fuchsrote Segge {f}
fox-red curly sedge [Carex buchananii] Fuchsrote Neuseeland-Segge {f}
fox's brush Fuchsschwanz {m}
fox's brush [Centranthus ruber] [red valerian]Rote Spornblume {f}
fox's burrowFuchsbau {m}
fox's denFuchsbau {m}
fox's grape fritillary [Fritillaria uva-vulpis]Fuchstrauben-Fritillarie {f}
Fox's shrew [Crocidura foxi] Nigerianische Savannenspitzmaus {f}
Fox's shrew [Crocidura foxi]Fox-Moschusspitzmaus {f}
Fox's signFox-Zeichen {n}
fox's tail Fuchsschwanz {m}
fox's tail Lunte {f} [jägerspr.] [Fuchsschwanz]
Fox's weaver [Ploceus spekeoides]Foxweber {m}
foxsnake [Pantherophis vulpinus, syn.: Pantherophis gloydi, Elaphe vulpina] Östliche Fuchsnatter {f}
foxtailFuchsschwanz {m}
foxtail [Agave attenuata]Drachenbaum-Agave {f}
foxtail [Agave attenuata] Schwanenhals-Agave {f}
foxtail [fox's tail] Fuchsschweif {m}
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