Wolvish

When she shall hear this of thee, with her nails She'll flay thy wolvish visage.

Good shepherd / Tubby has protected players, beat off wolvish critics for years. How his flock has grown.

His wolvish teeth now displayed in a gladsome smile, he takes hold of Ali’s arm, that still bears the useless pistol; […]

The sequel to the surprise hit film about vampires and werewolves brings back both unlikely action hero Kate Beckinsale, a vampire, and her wolvish paramour (Scott Speedman).

“I felt sorry for Tom, in particular,” confessed Robinson, having seen the Leicester teenager thrown whole into the wolvish lair of the magnificently threatening Tuqiri.

“You,” Morlock said to the werewolf on the next bench. “What are you, really?” The wolvish face looked on him, its reflective eyes as bright as little moons.

This cover illustration for Washington Irving’s tale blends reality – the torn-coated rural New Yorker and his wolvish dog – with fantasy embodied by old Rip, a red-nosed rake with an absurdly plumed hat, sly expression and long white beard.