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in the PONS Dictionary

I. wolf <pl wolves> [wʊlf] N

1. wolf:

wolf
vuk m

Phrases:

to cry wolf

II. wolf [wʊlf] VB trans inf (gobble up)

to wolf [down] sth
to wolf [down] sth

'wolf whis·tle N

wolf whistle
to give sb a wolf whistle

'wolf cub N (young wolf)

wolf cub
wolf cub
Present
Iwolf
youwolf
he/she/itwolfs
wewolf
youwolf
theywolf
Past
Iwolfed
youwolfed
he/she/itwolfed
wewolfed
youwolfed
theywolfed
Present Perfect
Ihavewolfed
youhavewolfed
he/she/ithaswolfed
wehavewolfed
youhavewolfed
theyhavewolfed
Past Perfect
Ihadwolfed
youhadwolfed
he/she/ithadwolfed
wehadwolfed
youhadwolfed
theyhadwolfed