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Kingaroo | 00:26 Wed 19th Oct 2005 | Phrases & Sayings
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I just saw this surname on a web site, and I hope Latin and Italian scholars can tell me -- does this name imply that the person has a fox in her head?  Or like someone said about seemlingly-ditzy comedienne Goldie Hawn, "She's dumb like a fox."

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I tend to think it just means "foxhead" in the physical sense; maybe originally applied to someone with red hair, pointed nose and a cunning look in the eyes, if you catch my drift.
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vulpus, vulpinus

OK

I must say I was taken with vulp - in - testa

20:09 Wed 19th Oct 2005

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