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Meanings of wolverene in anglès
Largest land-dwelling species of the family Mustelidae.
Sinònims
Examples for "glutton"
Examples for "glutton"
1
The parasite pluckily sets to; the idler becomes a glutton for work.
2
Unless you're a glutton for punishment, in which case, have at it.
3
Had I been a professional glutton I would have been in paradise.
4
It is unfit for any girl but such a glutton as Lilla.
5
TRYGAEUS And I also, that you are a glutton and an impostor.
1
New tracks marked the snow and showed where the carcajou had dragged it away.
2
Indignant at the outrage, the old Dog-rib determined to hunt the carcajou and destroy it.
3
He could hunt the bear, the lynx, the carcajou.
4
Otter or carcajou, maybe.
5
We can see the fierce visages of the grizzly bear, of the white buffalo, of the carcajou, of the panther, and the ravenous wolf.
Usage of wolverene in anglès
1
The wolverene, or glutton, carries off the palm for cunning from all the other animals.
2
Over there in the timber is the wolverene.
3
The wolves had seen the wolverene as they approached the thicket, and that accounted for their strange behaviour in the pursuit.
4
By this means it freezes as hard as stone, and prevents their common enemy, the wolverene, disturbing them during the winter.
5
As Basil said this, he rose to his feet, and walked down to the bluff where they had shot the wolverene.
6
The cunning wolverene, the ermine, the pine-marten, the Arctic fox and common weasel, also inhabit the same latitudes of the three continents.
7
They were soon under the very branch, and I saw the wolverene with his legs erected and ears set for the spring.
8
What now surprised our voyageurs was, their finding that the wapiti had been wounded before encountering either the wolves, wolverene, or themselves.
9
It was seen that he held something in his teeth, and was pushing a heavy body before him, which they saw was the wolverene.
10
Early in the morning they set out, and the wolverene showed Scarface the trail, and he followed it until he came to the water's edge.
11
It would kill a man, let alone an animal like the Wolverene.
12
That Wolverene will never try to rob me of my Hares again!
13
Badgers, lynxes, ermines, wolverenes, sables, polecats, &c., frequented these districts, hitherto undisturbed by hunters.
14
The hunters trap and kill us for our valuable fur, and IT-theWolverene-actuallyeats us!
15
That Wolverene is a terror- Iknowhim well.
16
But nothing was seen of the Wolverene as time went on, and Father Beaver became quite gay.