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Definition of wolf
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Wolf (a.) The
harsh,
howling
sound of some of the
chords
on an organ or piano tuned by
unequal
temperament..
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Wolframite
::
Wolframite
(n.)
Tungstate
of iron and
manganese,
generally
of a
brownish
or
grayish
black
color,
submetallic
luster,
and high
specific
gravity.
It
occurs
in
cleavable
masses,
and also
crystallized.
Called
also
wolfram..
Digitigrade
::
Digitigrade
(n.) An
animal
that walks on its toes, as the cat, lion, wolf, etc.; --
distinguished
from a
plantigrade,
which walks on the palm of the
foot..
Ululation
::
Ululation
(n.) A
howling,
as of a dog or wolf; a
wailing..
Wolfram
::
Wolfram
(n.) Same as
Wolframite.
Wolf
::
Wolf (a.) In bowed
instruments,
a
harshness
due to
defective
vibration
in
certain
notes of the
scale..
Staging
::
Staghound
(n.) A large and
powerful
hound
formerly
used in
hunting
the stag, the wolf, and other large
animals.
The breed is
nearly
extinct..
Wolffian
::
Wolffian
(a.)
Discovered,
or first
described,
by
Caspar
Friedrich
Wolff
(1733-1794),
the
founder
of
modern
embryology..
Carnivora
::
Carnivora
(n. pl.) An order of
Mammallia
including
the lion,
tiger,
wolf bear, seal, etc. They are
adapted
by their
structure
to feed upon
flesh,
though
some of them, as the
bears,
also eat
vegetable
food. The teeth are large and
sharp,
suitable
for
cutting
flesh,
and the jaws
powerful..
Wolfsbane
::
Wolfsbane
(n.) A
poisonous
plant
(Aconitum
Lycoctonum),
a kind of
monkshood;
also, by
extension,
any plant or
species
of the genus
Aconitum.
See
Aconite..
Sea Wolf
::
Sea wolf () The wolf fish.
Point
::
Point (n.) To
direct
toward
an
abject;
to aim; as, to point a gun at a wolf, or a
cannon
at a
fort..
Wolf
::
Wolf (a.) A
willying
machine.
Fragmentist
::
Fragmentist
(n.) A
writer
of
fragments;
as, the
fragmentist
of
Wolfenbuttel..
Wolframic
::
Wolframic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
wolframium.
See
Tungstic.
Mark
::
Mark (v. t.) To be a mark upon; to
designate;
to
indicate;
-- used
literally
and
figuratively;
as, this
monument
marks the spot where Wolfe died; his
courage
and
energy
marked
him for a
leader..
Wolfling
::
Wolfling
(n.) A young wolf.
Wolf
::
Wolf (a.) An
eating
ulcer or sore. Cf.
Lupus.
Tungsten
::
Tungsten
(n.) A rare
element
of the
chromium
group found in
certain
minerals,
as
wolfram
and
scheelite,
and
isolated
as a heavy
steel-gray
metal which is very hard and
infusible.
It has both acid and basic
properties.
When
alloyed
in small
quantities
with
steel,
it
greatly
increases
its
hardness.
Symbol
W
(Wolframium).
Atomic
weight,
183.6.
Specific
gravity,
18..
Ravenous
::
Ravenous
(a.)
Devouring
with
rapacious
eagerness;
furiously
voracious;
hungry
even to rage; as, a
ravenous
wolf or
vulture..
Werewolf
::
Werewolf
(n.) A
person
transformed
into a wolf in form and
appetite,
either
temporarily
or
permanently,
whether
by
supernatural
influences,
by
witchcraft,
or
voluntarily;
a
lycanthrope.
Belief
in
werewolves,
formerly
general,
is not now
extinct..
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