Associations to the word «Wolfe»
Noun
- Nero
- Cramer
- Stout
- Archie
- Goodwin
- Hewitt
- Dahl
- Saul
- Fritz
- Rex
- Bonfire
- Kahn
- Novella
- Marko
- Elsie
- Orchid
- Vanity
- Amherst
- Ira
- Bertram
- Tone
- Quebec
- Decomposition
- Desk
- Desmond
- Flair
- Lon
- Hutton
- Nonfiction
- Priscilla
- Detective
- Madeline
- Mystery
- Styles
- Faulkner
- Westchester
- Stoop
- Gene
- Hokkaido
- Esquire
- Typewriter
- Beer
- Commodore
- Steven
- Abyss
- Frost
- Nonsense
- Beatrice
- Abraham
- Optimization
- Tom
- Bernie
- Slit
- Murderer
- Chore
- Sachs
- Grunt
- Notebook
- Carleton
- Inspector
- Kerr
- Journalism
- Howe
- Cynthia
- Hemingway
- Carla
- Chelsea
- Dyke
- Doherty
- Dinah
- Errand
- Grenadier
- Forefinger
- Caller
- Elevator
- Homicide
- Flake
- Farrar
- Jenna
Adverb
Wiktionary
WOLFE, proper noun. A surname of English and German origin, a variant of Wolf.
WOLFE, noun. Obsolete spelling of wolf
Dictionary definition
WOLFE, noun. United States writer who has written extensively on American culture (born in 1931).
WOLFE, noun. United States writer best known for his autobiographical novels (1900-1938).
Wise words
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