werebear
/ˈweɪrbɛr/Definitions
1. noun
A mythical creature that is a humanoid form of a bear, often associated with the ability to shape-shift into a human or a bear at will.
“In the medieval European folklore, the werebear was a terrifying creature that roamed the forests.”
2. noun
A person who exhibits aggressive or violent behavior, especially in a workplace or social setting.
“The company had to deal with a werebear of an employee who yelled at his coworkers every day.”