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Definition of timber wolf in English: timber wolfnoun A wolf of a large variety found mainly in northern North America, with grey brindled fur. Also called grey wolf Example sentencesExamples - In 1966 a wounded and escaped timber wolf ran amok in the city's north end before five Montreal police cornered and killed it.
- I saw timber wolves in Yellowstone originally.
- Birdwatchers and wildlife aficionados may see hawks, white-tailed deer, moose, black bears, martens, red squirrels and beavers, and, if very lucky, catch a glimpse of timber wolves.
- Her heart practically stopped when she noticed a grey timber wolf come from behind a tree.
- Over the course of the day, they encounter a family of loons, an eagle, and a pack of timber wolves.
Definition of timber wolf in US English: timber wolfnounˈtimbər ˌwo͝olf A wolf of a large variety found mainly in northern North America, with gray brindled fur. Also called gray wolf Example sentencesExamples - Her heart practically stopped when she noticed a grey timber wolf come from behind a tree.
- Over the course of the day, they encounter a family of loons, an eagle, and a pack of timber wolves.
- Birdwatchers and wildlife aficionados may see hawks, white-tailed deer, moose, black bears, martens, red squirrels and beavers, and, if very lucky, catch a glimpse of timber wolves.
- I saw timber wolves in Yellowstone originally.
- In 1966 a wounded and escaped timber wolf ran amok in the city's north end before five Montreal police cornered and killed it.
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