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wolf

Transitive Verb[C] Countable
pl: wolvespast: wolfedpp: wolfeding: wolfing

The animal carries a heavy cultural weight of danger, wildness, and predatory instinct. It is frequently used to symbolize an outsider or a threat lurking in the shadows, often evoking a sense of primal fear or untamed nature. When used as a verb, the word shifts from a creature to a behavior. It captures the image of ravenous hunger, suggesting a lack of manners and a desperate, animalistic speed in consumption.

Countable when referring to the individual animals or people behaving like them.

Meanings

Noun

A large carnivorous canine that lives and hunts in packs.

"The wolf howled at the moon."

Transitive Verb
[someone][something]

To eat something greedily and very quickly.

"He wolfed the sandwich down in two bites."

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