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wolfen

wolfen adjective: wolven, wolflike.

Adjective

wolfen (comparative more wolfen, superlative most wolfen)

  1. Wolven, wolflike.
    • Dax stared into her wolfen face, unable to tear his gaze from those eerie eyes, and certain that if he did glance away, even for a fraction of a second, he would surely die.1998, Jan Zimlich, Heart, Prey, page 172
    • Facing the room sat a striking woman in her late thirties, her features a mix of pale wolfen eyes, an elfin smirk, and hawkish talons jutting from three of five digits on her right hand.2025, Hailey Piper, A Game in Yellow, page 26

Forms of wolfen

comparativemore wolfen
superlativemost wolfen

Questions about wolfen

What does wolfen mean?
Wolfen means wolven, wolflike.
What part of speech is wolfen?
Wolfen is an adjective.

Words near wolfen in the dictionary

  1. wolfed
  2. wolfed back
  3. wolfed down
  4. wolfed up
  5. wolfeite
  6. wolfen
  7. Wolfenbarger
  8. Wolfenbargers
  9. Wolfenden
  10. Wolfenden gap
  11. Wolfendens

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