Down and Wolf

Down

Down verb - To take into the stomach through the mouth and throat.

Usage example: downing slices of pizza and guzzling bottles of soda

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Wolf and down are semantically related in ingestion topic. In some cases you can use "Wolf" instead a verb "Down".

Nearby Word: downed

Wolf verb - To swallow or eat greedily.

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Down and wolf are semantically related in ingestion topic. Sometimes you can use "Down" instead a verb "Wolf".

Nearby Words: wolfish, wolfed, wolfing, wolfskin

human	human down	human wolf
old	old down	old wolf
full	full down	full wolf
normal	normal down	normal wolf
Other adjectives: regular, original, friendly, true, single, small, massive, little, titular, last, red.

A similar change occurs when a violent werewolf pins down Oscar and changes to a wolf between panels while still pinning him down, implying that it happens in a split second.

Source: Webcomic / Wilde Life
With the proper medication from his wolf doctor, he enjoys life with his happy wolf family- and makes the pigs worried he might blow their house down!

Source: The Big Bad Wolf
The Scapegoat: Cersei demands to have Sansa's wolf put down in place of Arya's wolf, and Sansa chooses to blame Arya instead of the queen who ordered the unjust slaughter.

Source: Literature / A Game of Thrones

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