wolfing
SayWUULF-ing/ˈwʊlfɪŋ/
- 1Present participle of wolf. Use this form for something happening now, often after "is" or "was."
The kids were wolfing down pizza after the soccer match.
He kept wolfing his food, so we told him to slow down.
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- 2The activity of hunting wolves to get their fur.
Like hunting deer for meat, but here people hunted wolves for their fur.
Wolfing was hard, cold work out on the open plains.
Many trappers turned to wolfing when fur prices were high.
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wolfing is a form of wolf
wolf, verb: To eat something very fast and in a greedy way. Full entry
- Spelling
- wolf → wolfing: add -ing
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Origin
This comes from the word "wolf" plus the ending "-ing".