wolverine

IPA: wʊɫvɝˈin

A solitary, fierce mammal of the Mustelidae family, Gulo gulo.
A native or resident of the American state of Michigan.
Someone associated with the University of Michigan, for example as a student, alum, or sports team member, or as a fan.

Examples of "wolverine" in Sentences

What’s hot this time of year in wolverine goodies.
The zoo's only male wolverine, which is a dog-sized member of ...
I love the idea of wolverine being a happy month because of Linda!
Not sure I like the idea of wolverine being the leader, takes a bit away from his lone wolf style.
The fur of the wolverine was a mixed black and white, but neither black nor white is the word to use.
But the wolverine is a plucky animal when thus assailed, and he made a good fight for his hard-earned supper.
If the wolverine is the elusive wayfaring celebrity of the clan, then the marten, as its name might suggest, is the accountant.
The severe frosts of winter freeze the lodge into such a solid structure that the beaver is safe against the wolverine, which is unable to break through the wall, resembling the adobe structures found in
It is generally conceded by the most experienced fur-hunters of the northern forest, that while the wolverine is a crafty brute and difficult to hunt, yet of all forest creatures the coloured fox is the hardest to trap.
The severe frosts of winter freeze the lodge into such a solid structure that the beaver is safe against the wolverine, which is unable to break through the wall, resembling the adobe structures found in Mexico and the Southwest.