Wolvses

A type of animal known in the UK, which is distantly related to the common wolf.

Wolvses are ferocious and known to have a hatred of their fierce enemies rabbitses.

Dunbar is known as king of the Wolvses.

I’m going to go out with the Wolvses if you don’t leave me alone.

by Royston’s hardest man May 15, 2019

feeding the wolves

Giving your enemies more things to use against you.

Don't let them see you upset, you're just feeding the wolves.

by Linnylouuuuuu January 29, 2014

house of wolves

House of wolves means a group of hostile things such as people or emotions.

"Going to school is like going into a house of wolves

by Cardinal Siren November 10, 2013

throw to the wolves

To put someone, who is usually inexperienced, into a very difficult and extremely high-pressure situation where there is a high chance of failure.

Throw to the wolves: An example would be making an 18-year-old kid who has never pitched in the Major Leagues, take the mound against the New York Yankees in Yankee Stadium in game 7 of the World Series, with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 9th with the Yankees down by one. Oh yeah, and Alex Rodriguez is at the plate. Have fun, kiddo, you've been thrown to the wolves.

by howlincoyote2k1 April 27, 2008

juggling wolves

a woman who juggles men who are only after her beauty.

from Rear Window...Lisa (Grace Kelly) says "she has the hardest job in the world juggling wolves"

by eugenia victoria butler May 2, 2011

Garou: Mark of the Wolves

Made by SNK in 1999, it is considered to be Fatal Fury 4 by many. One of the best 2D fighters ever, featuring a VERY well balanced roster and rock-solid controls. Button mashing noobs have no chance at this game. Terry Bogard is the only 'old' SNK character here, although most of the other characters follow the same fighting styles as their predecessors (ie. Tizoc --> Raiden, and etc..). It is said to be set 10 years after the death of Geese Howard.

"Garou: Mark of the Wolves"

Terry: Are you OK?... BUSTAAAAH WOOOLF!!!

by B_W September 21, 2005

Sheep-and-Wolves Math

Provocative or subversive math questions set by allegedly mean or wicked educators in Hong Kong, whose aim is to brainwash students, by sowing the "seed of instability" in the once-democratically free colonial city and across totalitarian China.

A middle school teacher in Xinjiang was sent to a reeducation camp for two years after he’s found guilty of setting some sheep-and-wolves math questions, one of which is the following: “In a village, a pack of eight wolves have encircled a pen that encloses a hundred and ten sheep. Guesstimate how many sheep could lose their lives before the shepherd and his two assistants arrived on the scene to rescue his flock.”

by Fasters September 10, 2022