Charles James Fox was a prominent English politician of the late 18th century, earning a reputation as a masterful orator and an advocate of liberal politics. Synonyms for Fox might include "Whig leader," as he was a key figure in the Whig Party, or "parliamentary democrat," reflecting his support for expanded voting rights. Other and more flattering nicknames for Fox include "the Great Commoner" and "the Man of the People," capturing his populist appeal and reputation for being responsive to the needs of ordinary citizens. Fox was also known for his sharp wit and intelligence, making "genius" or "wit" fitting synonyms as well.