1. wolfpack - Noun
2. wolfpack - Verb
A family or other group of wild wolves.
(historical) During World War II, any of various marauding groups of submarines, especially German submarines that patrolled the North Atlantic and preyed upon merchant ships.
wolfpack (third-person singular simple present wolfpacks, present participle wolfpacking, simple past and past participle wolfpacked)
to gang up in a solitary target (like a wolf pack)
Eric Perez, the founder and CEO of the Toronto Wolfpack, left, Wolfpack head coach Paul Rowley and Toronto Mayor John Tory hold up jerseys of the new rugby league team in Toronto on April 27, 2016. Source: Internet
As for how the Wolfpack can stay safe from cyber threats, Wolfe says, “Use a different password for every web site and computer account, and keep yourself from going crazy by using a good password manager program like LastPass or 1Password. Source: Internet
Brandon Hall became the first player in Wilkes-Barre Area Wolfpack history to be named to the Times Leader All-WVC team. Source: Internet
BC came out hot from deep and forced NC State to change up their defensive scheme - the Wolfpack went from a standard man defense to nearly full court pressure and a zone in the halfcourt. Source: Internet
Duke has now lost six of eight in PNC Arena dating to 2010, with five of those coming against the Wolfpack and one being an NCAA Tournament loss to Mercer in 2014. Source: Internet
Fellow senior Audrey Dang was consistent throughout a year in which the Wolfpack girls had more than their share of injuries. Source: Internet