Definition of foxy

"Foxy" originates from the Old English word "fox," meaning "a cunning or sly person." The word likely emerged due to the fox's reputation for cunning and trickery in folklore and mythology. Over time, "foxy" evolved to describe someone attractive or alluring. This association likely arose from the fox's sleek and attractive appearance, leading to the use of "foxy" as a compliment, particularly for women.