foxiness

It quoted an anonymous source saying that the appointment was yet another example of Mr. Johnson’s political foxiness.

Then the hippie girls had put their tawny heads together and giggled at his prospective foxiness.

There was a foxiness about Jathrop as nobody never fully saw into but me.

Nay, it is the very art of foxiness that the fox itself is made to look like a goose, and the wolf is given the appearance of a lamb.

Yet now Baltook came, and made it seem all odd again, because he carried with him the foxiness of things which had always remained foxy since the beginning of the world!