Fox
Origin: English
Meaning: referring to the animal, which has a reputation of being cunning and wily, and tricksters. They're popular figures in folktales in which they are often depicted as tricksters.
As a surname, it was likely originally derived as a nickname for someone who was cunning and wily, or who had red hair.
Variants:
- Foxx
- Foxe
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