werewolf
वेयरवोल्फ
definition
noun
I heard the pounding feet and paws of other wolves and werewolves coming towards the tree.
(in myth or fiction) a person who changes for periods of time into a wolf, typically when there is a full moon.
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We must also take Diane to determine whether our killer is a wolf or a 'werewolf' .
The film takes the myth of the 'werewolf' and transplants it into a small-town community and carnage ensues.
The grass had both footprints of the boy and werewolf but the 'werewolf' was out of sight.
We've killed eight vampires, six 'werewolves' , and had to outrun a pack of ghouls.
He seemed like a werewolf, though she knew that 'werewolves' were creatures of myth.
Pure blood was the term used for 'werewolves' who had been born to werewolf parents.
I heard the pounding feet and paws of other wolves and 'werewolves' coming towards the tree.
Because of their regenerative powers, simple wounds didn't matter much to 'werewolves' .
He wanted to have a few vampires try shifting to 'werewolves' in the battle.
The idea of taking 'werewolves' and vampires and pitting them against each other seems like a novel idea.
As far back as anyone can remember, the 'werewolves' and the vampires have always had a friendship.
There were things in the woods, like 'werewolves' and other monsters and I would not risk it.
It was a slow achievement but eventually the humans were stopped, and the 'werewolves' shifted forms.
There are no such things as vampires, or 'werewolves' , or evil identical twins.
I knew the dangers that awaited any two 'werewolves' who met on the full moon.
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