wolfeel

noun
UK /ˈwʊlfiːl/
US /ˈwʊlfiːl/

A wolfeel is a long, eel-like fish that lives in cold ocean water.

The wolfeel hid between the rocks at the bottom of the sea.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A type of fish known for its strong teeth and big head.

The wolfeel used its strong teeth to crack open shells.

3. A sea animal that looks a bit like a wolf of the water.

Divers were excited to spot a wolfeel near the kelp.

4. A cold-water fish that often hides in rocky dens.

A wolfeel peeked out from its den in the rocks.