Absolutely, "fox" is indeed used as a slang term! 🦊 In English, particularly in vintage or retro slang, it's often used to describe an attractive person. So, if someone is referred to as a "fox," it's a compliment, implying the person is appealing or good-looking. This usage seems to have its roots in the 1960s and was popularized by a bit through the 1970s, though like all slang its frequency comes and goes with trends. Of course, "fox" in regular talk usually refers to the bushy-tailed, cunning animal famously known for its slyness. Language is such a fascinating journey, isn't it? 😄
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