狼 long⁴ {láng}

(adjective) 1. heartless; 2. ruthless; 3. vicious; 4. aggressive

狼 long⁴ {láng}

1. wolf
2. CL: 匹,隻,條

狼戾 long¹ lai² {láng lì}

(adjective) outrageous; Angry; Insolent

狼狽〔-狈〕 long⁴ bui³ {láng bèi}

(adjective) Do not know what to do or how to manage in a plight

狼毒 long⁴ duk⁶ {láng dú}

venomous; wicked; nefarious; malicious

狼命 long⁴ meng⁶ {láng mìng}

ruthless; fierce; relentless; evil

狼忙 long⁴ mong⁴ {láng máng}

hurry; very anxious (slang)

狼胎 long⁴ toi¹ {láng tāi}

(adjective) (of person's behaviours) bellicose; aggressive; violent; cruel; reckless

狼狽〔-狈〕 long⁴ bui³ {láng bèi}

1. in a difficult situation
2. to cut a sorry figure
3. scoundrel! (derog.)

狼僕〔-仆〕 long⁴ buk⁶ {láng pú}

(old) henchman

狼獾 long⁴ fun¹ {láng huān}

wolverine (Gulo gulo), also named 貂熊

狼狗 long⁴ gau² {láng gǒu}

wolfdog

狼顧〔-顾〕 long⁴ gu³ {láng gù}

1. to look out for the wolf
2. taking care to watch one's back

狼孩 long⁴ haai⁴ {láng hái}

1. wolf child
2. human child raised by wolves (in legends)

狼毫 long⁴ hou⁴ {láng háo}

writing brush of weasel bristle

狼嗥 long⁴ hou⁴ {láng háo}

1. wolves howling
2. (fig.) to howl
3. to ululate

狼人 long⁴ jan⁴ {láng rén}

werewolf

狼煙〔-烟〕 long⁴ jin¹ {láng yān}

1. fire beacon
2. to burn wolf dung to give alarm

狼井 long⁴ zeng² {láng jǐng}

wolf trap (trou de loup), medieval defensive trap consisting of a concealed pit with sharp spikes

狼蜘 long⁴ zi¹ {láng zhī}

wolf spider (Lycosidae family)

狼藉 long⁴ zik⁶ {láng jí}

1. in a mess
2. scattered about
3. in complete disorder

狼崽 long⁴ zoi² {láng zǎi}

wolf cub

狼蛛 long⁴ zyu¹ {láng zhū}

wolf spider

狼尾草 long⁴ mei⁵ cou² {láng wěi cǎo}

fountaingrasses (Pennisetum)

狼圖騰〔-图腾〕 long⁴ tou⁴ tang⁴ {Láng Tú téng}

Wolf Totem, novel by Lü Jiamin aka Jiang Rong

狼奔豕突 long⁴ ban¹ ci² dat⁶ {láng bēn shǐ tū}

the wolf runs and the wild boar rushes (idiom); crowds of evil-doers mill around like wild beasts

狼狽不堪〔-狈--〕 long⁴ bui³ bat¹ ham¹ {láng bèi bù kān}

1. battered and exhausted
2. stuck in a dilemma

狼狽為奸〔-狈为-〕 long⁴ bui³ wai⁴ gaan¹ {láng bèi wéi jiān}

villains collude together (idiom); to work hand in glove with sb (to nefarious ends)

狼多肉少 long⁴ do¹ juk⁶ siu² {láng duō ròu shǎo}

1. many wolves and not enough meat
2. not enough to go around

狼號鬼哭〔-号--〕 long⁴ hou⁴ gwai² huk¹ {láng háo guǐ kū}

lit. wolves howling, devils groaning (idiom); pathetic screams

狼煙四起〔-烟--〕 long⁴ jin¹ sei³ hei² {láng yān sì qǐ}

fire beacons on all sides (idiom); enveloped in the flames of war

狼心狗肺 long⁴ sam¹ gau² fai³ {láng xīn gǒu fèi}

1. lit. heart of wolf and lungs of dog (idiom)
2. cruel and unscrupulous

狼吞虎嚥〔---咽〕 long⁴ tan¹ fu² jin³ {láng tūn hǔ yàn}

1. to wolf down one's food (idiom); to devour ravenously
2. to gorge oneself

狼子野心 long⁴ zi² je⁵ sam¹ {láng zǐ yě xīn}

ambition of wild wolves (idiom); rapacious designs

狼過華秀隻狗〔-过华-只-〕 long⁴ gwo³ waa⁴ sau³ zek³ gau² {láng guò huá xiù zhī gǒu}

(proverb) someone is very callous and crueler than a dog