Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A young wolf; a wolfkin.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun A young wolf.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun A
wolf cub .
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Examples
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Half a millenium from now humanity has found itself part of an ancient and complex civilisation with a caste structure that thinks in terms of millions of years, one that's very unsure about the sudden appearance of a "wolfling" race, one that belies billions of years of careful gardening and controlled uplift of animals to intelligence.
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The wolfling padded dutifully forward to sniff noses.
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They unmistakably were grandkids, lapfuls of wedge-faced wolfling kits, looking as human as all get-out.
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They unmistakably were grandkids, lapfuls of wedge-faced wolfling kits, looking as human as all get-out.
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They unmistakably were grandkids, lapfuls of wedge-faced wolfling kits, looking as human as all get-out.
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My biggest gripe with “Startide Rising” was that Brin never revealed the nature of the catalysmic discovery made by the wolfling humans.
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The wolfling padded dutifully forward to sniff noses.
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"Listen to the wolfling complain," Garkin sneered.
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Padraig went to the foot of the cliff, accompanied by two men with a hurdle, and found Brother Basil safe and in good spirits, but neither wolf, wolfling nor wolf-man was to be seen.
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