wolf cub

American  

noun

British.

1. a member of the junior division, for boys from 8 to 11, of the Boy Scouts; cub scout.

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Wolf Cub British  

noun

1. the former name for Cub Scout

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Etymology

Origin of wolf cub

First recorded in 1810–20

Example Sentences

It’s not unusual for domesticated animals to retain juvenile traits into adulthood—a phenomenon called neoteny that also explains, for example, why dogs look and act more like wolf cubs than adult wolves.

From Scientific American

It’s the tale of a fawn and a wolf cub who get lost in a snowstorm and help each other find their way back to their families.

From Seattle Times

She’s also photographed holding a hybrid wolf cub and standing next to a black wolfdog named Raider in a separate shot.

From Fox News

But there has been a pause in releasing captive wolf cubs into the wild.

From Washington Post

A wolf cub that was found mummified in northern Canada lived at least 56,000 years ago, scientists say.

From BBC