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timber wolf

noun as in prairie wolf

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Further, they point out that many of the ideas about dominance and aggression that have been espoused by trainers such as Millan are based on observation of captive timber wolves, not wild ones.

Artists—and Game of Thrones creators—have often depicted the predators as large timber wolves: bulky, gray, and ferocious.

“You got a better chance of getting eaten by a timber wolf or a bear than you do catching that virus out there,” he continued.

One whole rack bulged with timber wolf pelts.

A flux of circumstances delivered the Laughing Man’s best friend, his timber wolf, Black Wing, into a physical and intellectual trap set by the Dufarges.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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