Put your finger in Foxy's hole, Foxy's not at home; Foxy's at the back door, Picking at a bone. |
A trick rhyme for the young. The two first fingers of one hand are crossed over the two first fingers of the other, leaving a small opening between, and the invitation is extended to 'Put your finger in Foxy's hole'. If the child complies, he gets a sharp nip from the thumbnail underneath, for the foxy has come back again. |
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