- Bell v.
Wolfish, 441 U.S. 520 (1979), is a case in
which the
United States Supreme Court addressed the
constitutionality of
various conditions of confinement...
-
lupinum (transl. wolf's head) or
caput gerat lupinum (transl. may he wear a
wolfish head) are
terms used in the
English legal system and its derivatives. The...
- Look up Wolf, wolf,
Canis lupus,
wolfish, or
wolve in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The wolf (Canis lupus) is a
large canine native to
Eurasia and...
- "artistically
caught glimpses of the
grotesque attitudes of death, the
wolfishness of
hungry men, as well as
their bestiality, and in one scene, the wracking...
- villain" and that his "baby
blues look cold
enough to
freeze water and his
wolfish leer
suggests its own terrors". The film was
favourably reviewed and earned...
- its own
peculiar air and
arrogance (no mere imitation)—only one of the "
wolfish earls" so
plenteous in the
plays themselves, or some born
descendant and...
-
respect of his
packmates proves to be a challenge. If only he were more...
wolfish. But when a
wayward wish
transforms him into a
werewolf and
deposits a...
-
return first Not
mentioning any fairy-tale-
wolfish characteristics or
behavior except a Three-Pigs-
wolfish threat to blow the
house down (unless one counts...
-
cavity searches is
frequently contested. In the
United States, Bell v.
Wolfish is the
benchmark case on this issue. In its
judgment of the case, the U...
- Chef
Gourmand (cameo in a flashback, but has no dialogue)
Animal names:
Wolfish, Wolfy,
Hairy [mentioned:
Little Howler (From "Little Howler")] 143 5 "Hammerheads"...
