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man-wolf

man-wolf noun: a werewolf or lycanthrope.

Noun

man-wolf (plural man-wolves)

  1. A werewolf or lycanthrope.

Forms of man-wolf

pluralman-wolves

Origin of man-wolf

From man + wolf.

Questions about man-wolf

What does man-wolf mean?
Man-wolf means a werewolf or lycanthrope.
What part of speech is man-wolf?
Man-wolf is a noun.
What is the plural of man-wolf?
The plural of man-wolf is man-wolves.

Words near man-wolf in the dictionary

  1. man-trap
  2. man-traps
  3. man-whore
  4. man-whores
  5. man-witch
  6. man-wolf
  7. man-wolves
  8. man-woman
  9. man-women
  10. man-year
  11. man-years

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