wolf
Pronunciation: [wʊlf]
Word
Context: "animals"
(noun) a wolf is a wild animal that looks like a big dog. They usually live in groups called packs and are known for howling and hunting together.
Example
I saw a wolf running through the forest during our hike.
Example
There was no wolf in the zoo; only lions and bears were there.
Example
What do you think a wolf eats in the wild?
Context: "mythology"
(noun) a wolf can also be a character in stories or myths. Often, wolves are seen as symbols of danger or cunningness, like in fairy tales.
Example
In the story, the wolf tricks the innocent sheep.
Example
The wolf did not win in the end because the clever little rabbit outsmarted him.
Example
Why do you think the wolf is often the villain in stories?
Context: "behavior"
(verb) to wolf means to eat something quickly and greedily, like you are very hungry. If someone wolfs down their food, they eat it very fast.
Example
He wolfs down his breakfast every morning because he is always in a hurry.
Example
She did not wolf her dinner; instead, she took her time and enjoyed every bite.
Example
Do you remember when you wolfed down that pizza at the party?
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