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Wolf pack   /wʊlf pæk/   Listen
Wolf pack

noun
1.
A group of submarines operating together in attacking enemy convoys.
2.
A group of wolves hunting together.






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"Wolf pack" Quotes from Famous Books



... their harvests with a cyclone. Meanwhile marauding crows pulled up their precious corn; fierce owls with tufted heads preyed upon their poultry; bears and eagles harried their flocks; the winter wail of the wolf pack or the scream of a hungry panther, sounding through icy, echoless woods, made them shiver in their cabins and draw nearer the blazing fire of pine ...
— Outlines of English and American Literature • William J. Long

... Canadian life is complete without reference to that far domain of the North, where the hunter roams in loneliness, and the night lights whip unearthly through still frosty air, and no sound breaks leagueless silence but the rifle shot, crackle of frost or the call of the wolf pack. It will be recalled that Canada's first settlers came in two main currents from two idealistic motives. The French came to convert the Indians, not to found empire, and the English Loyalists came from the ...
— The Canadian Commonwealth • Agnes C. Laut



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