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- noun Alternative spelling of
timber wolf . - noun uncountable A grey colour, like that of the
timber wolf .
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Examples
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Reporter: But michigan senator carl levin quoted from this company e-mail which used a vulgarity to describe another investment called timberwolf which goldman was trying to sell.
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Today I got to see a 6-week old purebred timberwolf.
"Be careful; people'll think you're a queer!" tragic_elegance 2008
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Not only that, this couple, both of them 81 years old, were both carried back through this tunnel that this German shepherd-timberwolf mix created after they got trapped in the storm.
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We ` re talking about 160-pound German Shepherd-timberwolf mix.
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To appreciate what Baker has done here, you must consider the various werewolf makeups that have come and gone in the forty-odd years since the last truly great one: Roy Ashton's grey timberwolf interpretation of Oliver Reed in Hammer's 1961 film, CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF.
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To appreciate what Baker has done here, you must consider the various werewolf makeups that have come and gone in the forty-odd years since the last truly great one: Roy Ashton's grey timberwolf interpretation of Oliver Reed in Hammer's 1961 film, CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF.
Archive 2008-03-16 2008
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The pretty girl with the blond dreadlocks and the timberwolf eyes waited for her piercing in the front room of the tattoo shop.
Archive 2006-09-03 Miss Snark 2006
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Of the skies and the rivers the timberwolf in the pines
Valentine's Day 1987
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At noon he crossed the track of a huge timberwolf; instantly the dog gave tongue, and, rallying its strength, ran along the trail.
Frontier Types 1896
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I don't think the title of "The Grey" refers to the alpha timberwolf, but to Neeson's character.
www.startribune.com 2012
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