SWOLEST | • swolest adj. Superlative form of swole: most swole. • SWOLE adj. having well-developed muscles as a result of weight training. |
SWOLLEN | • swollen adj. Protuberant or abnormally distended (as by injury or disease). • swollen v. Past participle of swell. • SWELL v. to increase in size or volume. |
WARWOLF | • warwolf n. Obsolete form of werewolf. • WARWOLF n. a mediaeval siege engine. |
WERWOLF | • werwolf n. Dated spelling of werewolf. • WERWOLF n. a person who supposedly changes into a wolf, also WEREWOLF. |
WOLFERS | • wolfers n. Plural of wolfer. • Wolfers prop.n. Plural of Wolfer. • WOLFER n. a hunter of wolves, also WOLVER. |
WOLFING | • wolfing v. Present participle of wolf. • wolfing n. The hunting of wolves for their skins. • WOLFING n. the hunting of wolves, also WOLVING. |
WOLFISH | • wolfish adj. Pertaining to wolves. • wolfish adj. Having the characteristics or habits of a wolf. • wolfish adj. Fierce; menacing; savage. |
WOLFKIN | • wolfkin n. A young or small wolf. • wolfkin n. (Fantasy) Any of various nonhuman and non-wolf fantasy creatures that have features of a wolf. • WOLFKIN n. a young wolf. |
WOLFRAM | • wolfram n. Wolframite. • wolfram n. (Dated) tungsten. • WOLFRAM n. (German) an alternative name for tungsten. |
WOLLIES | • wollies n. Plural of wolly. • WOLLY n. a uniformed policeman, esp. a raw young constable. |
WOLVERS | • wolvers n. Plural of wolver. • WOLVER n. a hunter of wolves, also WOLFER. |
WOLVING | • wolving v. Present participle of wolve. • WOLVING n. the hunting for wolf pelts, also WOLFING. |
WOLVISH | • wolvish adj. Archaic spelling of wolfish. • WOLVISH adj. like a wolf, also WOLFISH. |