wolverine
/ˈwɪlvəriːn/Definitions
1. noun
a short-legged carnivorous mammal of the weasel family, often considered a type of weasel, typically with a broad, flat head, a long bushy tail, and dark brown fur, native to northern forests and woodlands
“The wolverine wandered through the forest at night, searching for its prey.”
2. noun
a fictional superhero appearing in comic books, television, and film, a mutant with enhanced senses and physical abilities, first appearing in Marvel Comics in 1974
“The wolverine’s claws sliced through the metal door with ease.”
3. adjective
relating to or resembling a wolverine, fierce and untamed
“The wolverine-like creature roamed the wilderness, feared by all who crossed its path.”