wolfhound

[US]/'wʊlfhaʊnd/
[UK]/ˈwʊlfˌhaʊnd/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. a breed of large domestic dog originally bred for hunting wolves
Word Forms

Example Sentences

a gigantic wolfhound with a fearful, gaping maw.

7) the Irish Wolfhound brought it's instinct as a hunter of wild game;

The wolfhound is a large breed of dog.

He owns a majestic wolfhound.

The wolfhound is known for its hunting abilities.

She enjoys taking her wolfhound for walks in the park.

The wolfhound is a loyal and protective companion.

Many people admire the graceful appearance of the wolfhound.

The wolfhound requires regular exercise to stay healthy.

She trained her wolfhound to compete in dog shows.

The wolfhound is gentle with children but can be fierce with intruders.

He has always dreamed of owning a wolfhound.

Real-world Examples

" Oh, no, you're not a bird at all, do you think? You're a Russian wolfhound" .

Source: Beauty and Destruction (Part 1)

It might have been a dangerous task for us, but Bennett's voice and presence brought the great wolfhound instantly to reason.

Source: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: New Cases (Volume 1)

The wolfhound was out now, barking furiously, and more excited than ever when it actually caught sight of its master.

Source: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: New Cases (Volume 1)

For example, what possible connection can there be between an angry wolfhound and a visit to Bohemia, or either of them with a man crawling down a passage at night?

Source: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: New Cases (Volume 1)

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