wolfed
- 1Simple past tense and past participle of wolf.
She wolfed a sandwich between meetings and rushed back to her desk.
The children wolfed their snacks at the summit before the rain rolled in.
Note
One regular -ed form does double duty: it stands alone as a simple past and follows have in the perfect. In the eating sense it takes an object (she wolfed her lunch), and that object can become the subject of a passive: the pie was wolfed in minutes. The slang sense of chasing women and the sense of hunting wolves take no object, so they have no passive.
By noon the hikers had wolfed every sandwich in the cooler.
The last of the pie was wolfed before anyone thought to save a slice.
wolfed is a form of wolf
wolf, verb: To eat food very quickly and greedily, swallowing it down in large mouthfuls. Full entry
- Spelling
- wolf → wolfed: add -ed
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