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brush wolf

 

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Noun brush wolf has 1 sense
  1. coyote, prairie wolf, brush wolf, Canis latrans - small wolf native to western North America
    --1 is a kind of wolf
    --1 has particulars: coydog

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Brush Wolf

Description:

Brush Wolf is a term used to refer to a species of wolf, known for its adaptability to forested or brushy areas. It is commonly found in North America and is also known as the "Coywolf" or the "Eastern Coyote." This hybrid species is a result of interbreeding between gray wolves and coyotes, often exhibiting characteristics of both.

Senses:

1. Noun - Animal

Referring to the species of wolf that adapts to forested or brushy areas.

Example sentence:

The brush wolf emerged from the dense thicket, its sleek gray fur blending perfectly with the surrounding foliage.

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2. Noun - Local Usage

A colloquial term used in certain regions to describe a common or well-known person.

Example sentence:

In our small town, everyone knows John, he's a real brush wolf.

3. Verb - Action

Referring to the act of vigorously or forcefully brushing or scrubbing something.

Example sentence:

She had to brush wolf the muddy paw prints off the carpet before her parents returned.

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