wolfpack
/ˈwʊlpæk/Definitions
1. noun
a group of wolves, typically a family or a group of related wolves, especially one that is on the hunt together
“The wolfpack moved silently through the forest, their eyes fixed on their prey.”
2. noun
a group of aircraft or submarines working together for a common purpose, especially in naval aviation
“The wolfpack of F-15s descended on the enemy base, taking out their defenses.”
3. noun
a group of people, especially students or athletes, who work together or compete as a team
“The school’s wolfpack football team won the championship last year.”
4. verb
to hunt or attack in a group, especially like wolves
“The sharks wolfpacked the injured seal, tearing it apart.”