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Meanings of prairie wolf in English
Synonyms
Examples for "coyote"
Examples for "coyote"
1
Once the hawk, by chance, flew in the face of the coyote.
2
She stood up and shrugged her way into the new coyote coat.
3
That lonesome coyote might be the only natural critter within hearing tonight.
4
Racing across the plaza, he raised his voice in a coyote yell:
5
The house dog sits on the hill where yesterday the coyote sang.
1
A coyote, perhaps, brush wolf as they called them up north, or maybe a timber wolf, two wolves, one begging from the other.
2
From a deep, wide, walled-in basin on the other side rose the howling of two brush wolves.
1
The Coyote, Canis latrans.
2
It is too tranquil for the ursus horridus; if it were the canis latrans, the voice would betray it.
Usage of prairie wolf in English
1
When met in the open, the prairie wolf seems so weary and listless.
2
The last thing I killed was a prairie wolf, and it had young.
3
On, on, with the swing of the prairie wolf, the young leader gallops.
4
They are much larger than the prairie wolf, but equally cowardly, I believe.
5
What has a prairie wolf to do with crossing great waters?
6
Yes, you may take the skin of the prairie wolf.
7
With the distant barking wail of the prairie wolf or coyote, one feels differently.
8
These human fiends emulate the prairie wolf and the terrific grizzly in thirst for blood.
9
By and by a prairie wolf sent in his lonely lament from the distant ridges.
10
A prairie wolf was caught in one of these.
11
The other is the little coyote, or prairie wolf.
12
The Indian cur, by a casual observer, could be easily mistaken for a prairie wolf.
13
Your name is Ta-la-pus, which means a prairie wolf.
14
Why do you sneak in here like a Moshome, or like a prairie wolf after carrion?
15
The occasional shadowy figure of a prairie wolf made me wish for Uncle David and his rifle.
16
No, our young brother, Ta-la-pus, the prairie wolf, was never meant to cross the great salt Straits.
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United Kingdom
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