Fox
Throw
Throw verb - Be confusing or perplexing to; cause to be unable to think clearly.
Usage example: This question completely threw me
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Spoofed with the random fox tail on Nick's belt which he uses to throw off a Man-Eating Plant at the Baron's place.
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Wrestlers who frequently throw tantrums when things don't go their way, such as Chris Jericho when he's a heel, Alicia Fox or Ken Anderson.
Source: Man Child -
One of the more famous examples is from Song of the South, in which Bre'r Rabbit manages to escape Bre'r Fox's clutches by pleading with him not to throw him in the briar patch.
Source: Unishment
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