Wolf ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Wolf ( noun )

1. A wild mammal of the dog family, typically with grayish-brown fur, native to the tundra and forests of the Northern Hemisphere.
2. A man who habitually preys on women or exploits them sexually.

Origin:

Old english wulf, of germanic origin; related to dutch wolf and german wolf.

Examples:

1. The wolf howled at the moon.
2. The wolf pack was hunting for food.
3. He is a wolf in sheep's clothing.
4. The boy cried wolf, but no one came to help him.
5. The wolf's eyes gleamed in the darkness.

(As a verb)

Wolf ( verb )

1. A wild mammal of the dog family, typically with grayish-brown fur, native to the tundra and forests of the Northern Hemisphere.
2. A man who habitually preys on women or exploits them sexually.

Origin:

Old english wulf, of germanic origin; related to dutch wolf and german wolf.

Examples:

1. The wolf howled at the moon.
2. The wolf pack was hunting for food.
3. He is a wolf in sheep's clothing.
4. The boy cried wolf, but no one came to help him.
5. The wolf's eyes gleamed in the darkness.