werwolf

[ wair-woolf, weer-, wur- ]

noun

, plural wer·wolves [wair, -w, oo, lvz, weer, -, wur, -].

1. a variant of werewolf.

Example Sentences

But I have heard the tale of the werwolf ever since I was a childlong before this dreadful war began.

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Ruth distinguished the flutter of something white by the gate and wondered if it was the 179 werwolf or the old serving woman.

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It is foolish, Mademoiselle, to connect Bubu with the werwolf, and she shrugged her plump shoulders.

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Henriette was quite confident that the appearance of the werwolf had foretold the demise of the poor 189 Lally.

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The one who is the werwolf, said Charlie, and he tried to laugh.

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