werewolves
/ˈwɛrəwʊlvz/Definitions
1. noun
A mythical or supernatural being that has the ability to transform from a human into a wolf-like creature, typically during a full moon.
“The villagers were terrified of the werewolves that roamed the forest at night.”
2. noun
People who behave in a wild or savage manner, especially in groups.
“The rioters were like a pack of werewolves, causing chaos and destruction wherever they went.”
3. noun
A person who has an unusual or uncontrolled aspect of their personality, such as a tendency to become angry or violent.
“He had a werewolf side that he struggled to keep under control, and it often led him to say and do things he regretted.”