vixen
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++vix·en /ˈvɪksən/ noun [countable] 1. HBAa female fox 雌狐2. BAD-TEMPERED literary an offensive word for a woman who is bad-tempered or who fights 悍妇，泼妇〔冒犯性用语〕Origin vixen (1500-1600) fixen “vixen” ((15-18 centuries)), from Old English fyxe “vixen”, from fox
vix·en nounChineseSyllable
vixen
vix‧en /ˈvɪksən/
noun [countable]
2. literary an offensive word for a woman who is bad-tempered or who fights
vix‧en /ˈvɪksən/
noun [countable] Date: 1500-1600
Origin: fixen 'vixen' (15-18 centuries), from Old English fyxe 'vixen', from fox
1. a female foxOrigin: fixen 'vixen' (15-18 centuries), from Old English fyxe 'vixen', from fox
2. literary an offensive word for a woman who is bad-tempered or who fights