Wolfe

Wolfe

1727-59; Eng. general: defeated the Fr. forces under Montcalm at Quebec (1759)
1900-38; U.S. novelist

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Noun

(plural wolfes)

Obsolete spelling of wolf.

Proper noun

A surname of English and German origin, a variant of Wolf.

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Wolfe Creek Pass at 10,850 feet was unlike anything Dean had ever seen and easy wasn't the description that came to his mind.
The old man was dressed in jeans and a western shirt complete with a string tie, turquoise clasp and a Nero Wolfe paperback in his back pocket.
After the obligatory shower, fresh clothes and a hearty supper, the tired body was beginning to revive, as long as the mind kept mum about tomorrow's 90 miles and the 10,850foot climb up Wolfe Creek Pass.
"I chased your yellow jacket down Wolfe Creek Pass today," Dean said.
But Wolfe Creek Pass, that was really something, wasn't it?

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