Sentence examples for be a wolf or from inspiring English sources
Lycanthropy, (from Greek lykos, "wolf "; anthropos, "man"), mental disorder in which the patient believes that he is a wolf or some other nonhuman animal.
A young hobo who offered his sexual favors was known as a "prushun," a "kid," or a "lamb"; an older hobo who took advantage was a "wolf" or a "jocker".
Ms. Aubry was more combative and tried to be folksy, calling Mr. Hollande "vague" and citing a rhyming proverb from her grandmother, to the effect that "when it's vague, there's a wolf," or a danger.
In "Training Day," star Denzel Washington's character, Alonzo, tells Ethan Hawke's Jake, "You gotta decide whether you're a wolf or a sheep".
Whether it was a wolf or dog in the Natufian grave, there is no doubt that the 8,000-year-old 8,000-year-old 8,000-year-oldly examined in northern canid are those of truly domesticated dogs.
Exposing any other role will probably get you lynched by the villagers (if you're a wolf) or killed by a wolf (if you're the seer).
For non members, you can be a wolf, seal, or tiger.
