Dec 20, 2011i'm assuming that the plural is wolves but the possession form of it is wolfs.. Ie, the wolves attacked the man, and one wolfs leg got broken.. A student of mine used the expression "a pack of angry wolves" in a text (he was referring to a group of politicians attacking the prime minister).
“to throw somebody to the wolves.” slightly less common are “to feed.” and “to leave.” instead of “to throw.” it can mean two things. " such as female wolves for instance who/which only mate with the male perceived as the strongest and most dominant one of the pack." i first used "who" then i. What written word could i use to represent dogs' or wolves' howling?
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