Meanings of wolflike in English

Chap's great, wolflike head snapped up in what Ratboy swore was disbelief.

The boys were wolflike, monosyllabic with no attention spans.

He liked the way Emma looked at her lover, an electrician with a wolflike eye.

Its eyes were lidless, like a snake's, and vast and soulless in a wolflike face.

Are those wolflike howls the voices of men?

His face flickered-sometimeshuman, sometimes strangely wolflike.

His beard had thickened with black whiskers, and his long teeth now came to sharp points, wolflike.

The gaunt and wolflike police dogs were pressed into the two latter tasks, and were taught listening-post duty.

One moment they looked like shaven-headed young men; the next they were enormous wolflike creatures with human faces.

It was a spectacular picture, the stubby little sheriff and the tall, lean, wolflike man he had captured.

Behind us was a wolflike yelping.

There some kind of wolflike biped.

She was up again with wolflike agility, her eyes narrowed in pain, yet still filled with her insane hunger.

Rue loved the way his face twisted, almost wolflike, and that he was careful all the way to the end.

Her mouth yawned open, revealing shocking, wolflike fangs, and she began to peal forth shriek after shriek, like hell's clarion.

Near the reddish, wolflike Russian were two reptilian forms: one was blue-yellow and sickly thin; the other, tall, green, and water-drenched.