See also: wolf-whelp and wolfwhelp

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wolf whelp (plural wolf whelps)

  1. A young, especially an infant, wolf; a wolf cub.

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  • The phrase wolf’s whelp is more common than any spelling of the phrase that uses wolf without the genitive.

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