wolfs
SayWUULFS/wʊlfs/
- 1Third-person singular simple present of wolf.
Whenever she's late, she wolfs a sandwich at her desk and rushes off.
The youngest boy always wolfs his dinner, then immediately asks for more.
Note
The verb keeps its f where the noun does not. A dog wolfs its food, but a pack is made of wolves, and the spelling tells verb from noun. This -s form agrees with he, she or it. In the common sense it takes an object, the meal swallowed fast. The base verb's slang sense of chasing many women takes no object, and neither does the old sense of hunting wolves.
wolfs is a form of wolf
wolf, verb: To eat food very quickly and greedily, swallowing it down in large mouthfuls. Full entry
- Spelling
- wolf → wolfs: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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