vulpine
vulpecular

The woman had a thin vulpine face with a sharp nose.

He had a long, vulpine face, and his skin looked mottled.

His teeth gleaming back at her in a vulpine smile were all the answer he gave.

Suddenly she smiled, showing teeth that made her even more vulpine.

The thriving vulpine population is seen by various urban authorities as a problem.

Jeremy looked at her, with a vulpine smile of mischief.

This time the victim had been within vulpine reach.

His blond hair was slicked back, giving him a vulpine look.

Her eyes seemed to glow with a jolly, vulpine pleasure.

The face became suffused with an expression of vulpine triumph.

He'd always reminded Alexander of a spider, except for the vulpine smile and cold little eyes.

Tally turned away from the vulpine eyes, shut out the razor-blade voice.

At long last his vulpine old eyes came back to Wallie.

In appearance, he is said to have "resembled his vulpine namesake."

Her face was twisted into a vulpine mask of rage, hate, and pain.

It was almost seven feet tall, with a hugh vulpine head.

The body was a vulpine female with a small caliber gunshot wound to the right eye.

He favored the light fixture with a vulpine smile.

Her childlike face had become almost vulpine with greed.

A new intelligence stares out through his eyes: vulpine, knowing, cold, fearless.

The hulking Klingon responded with a vulpine smile of his own.

A large vulpine creature with black wings flew off, and the general stillness returned.

His look became vulpine, his eyes darting to the side as though seeking escape.

The face which smiled out at her from the voluminous hood was coldly vulpine.

Worse, from the smile painted onto his vulpine face, he seemed to think he was succeeding.

The nature reserve is home to a diverse range of mammals including sugar gliders Petaurus breviceps, brush-tailed possum Trichosurus vulpecular and eastern grey kangaroo Macropus giganteus.