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Meanings of werewolf in English

Portuguese
lobisomem
Catalan
licàntrop
Spanish
hombre lobo

A monster able to change appearance from human to wolf and back again.

lobisomem
Usage of werewolf in English
1
Ted isn't werewolf enough to fully transform without using his Metamorphmagus abilities.
James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper
2
Philosophers generally incline to the opinion that the werewolf has no tail.
Masters of the Guild
3
I saw a werewolf climb the side of a building like that.
Skin Trade
4
It isn't the first time I've had a werewolf boss, you know.
Monster Hunter International
5
I stayed up last night going over the werewolf lore book again.
The Beast Within
6
If you prefer, you can be a werewolf, and simply hunt people.
The Irish Times
7
A true werewolf shyfts forme from human to wolf and back agayn.
The Beast Within
8
So the werewolf stood, lifting the young man up by his feet.
Blameless
9
The werewolf licked its way down her body, stopping over her stomach.
The Lunatic Cafe
10
Lady Maccon, regardless of the gossip, is still married to a werewolf.
Blameless
11
And guess who happens to be the mortal enemy of the werewolf?
Bloodthirsty
12
He has been perceiving you as he would an Alpha female werewolf.
Soulless
13
Jason, werewolf, flunky, sometimes voluntary appetizer to the undead, was with her.
Burnt Offerings
14
The un-werewolf swore and rotated the chamber to load his second shot.
The Curious Case of the Werewolf That Wasn’t, The Mummy That Was...
15
The werewolf came slowly, unstoppably toward them, in no hurry at all.
Ghost Story
16
My silver bullet, forged by the Lone Ranger for a werewolf hunter.
Boy’s Life
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Translations for werewolf
Werewolf through the time
Werewolf across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common