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Alpha: lead, leader, head, regal



Body: frame, figure, form, bodice, physique, facade, mass, bulk, torso, flank(side), platform(back)



Coat: hide, pelt, derma, canvas



Color: hue, tint, stain, pigment, dye, shade



Ears: lobes, auds, audreys, auditives, auditiories, dublets, lappetts, thorns, flutes, receptorers, tulips, antennae



Eyes: orbs, obtics, occuli, orics, oculars, oracles, optics, oids, pools. luminaries, spheres



Female: lupa, femme, femmina, fae, lamia, brutale, vix, vixen, she-beast, she-wolf, femorette, feminique, demoness, enchantress, tempest, mistress



Head/Face: cranium. craniul, crania, crown, skull, pate, apex, palette(face), visage(face)



Land: domicile, realm, territory, domain, habitat, kingdom



Legs: appendages, 'pendages, pedates, nadirs, pistons, limbs, fores [front legs], hinds [back legs].



Lips: labrums, labrales, labra, labia.



Male: lupe, masculine, mascu, brute, brujo, he-beast, hessian, demon, bruje', titan.



Mouth: dial, mug, maw, muzzle, snout.



Nails: talons, claws, blades, digits.



Neck: column, crest, nape.



Nostrils: nares, narettes, cresents, nasal passages, oxygenators.



Paws: pads.



Pup: youth, adolescant, lass [f], lad [m], bray [m], rogue [m], bella [f].



Tail: swatter, banner, fifth appendage, tassle, rope, plume, plummage, pendulum.



Teeth: incisors, fangs, ivories, enamels.





Other Terms

Debris on the Ground: leaves, twigs, bushes, ect): loam, foliage, brush, flora, umbrage.



Ground: terra firma, terra, soil, earth, terrain, carpet.



Water: liquid, fluid, odourless [description], crystalline [description].





Color Terms

Black: ebony, ebon, midnight, charcoal, obsidian, raven, shadow, charred.



Blue: navy, sapphire, indigo, ice, azure.



Brown: tawny, tan, beige, sorrel.



Gray: ash(en), silver, steel, dusty.



Green: emerald, jade, olive, lime.



Orange: sunkissed, firey, mango, ginger.



Purple: mauve, lilac, lavender, violet.



Red: crimson, rouge, scarlet, cherry, cinnamon, ruby, burgundy.



Yellow: sunny, mustard, golden, honey.



White: pearl, ivory, milky, alabaster, colorless, pure.



Postions


Dominance: A dominant wolf will hold it's body tall, and the tail will be curled over the back. Legs will be stiff and the hackles about the neck will bristle slightly. Once a wolf has submitted, the dominant wolf may do a number of things, such as pinning it to the ground or riding up on its shoulders.



Submission (active): Essential if you want your character to get on in the pack. In this type of submission the body will be completely lowered, with the ears and lips drawn back. The tail is placed between legs, and occasionally a lick is applied to the muzzle of the dominant wolf.



Submission (passive): This is a very important show of submission as the wolf lies down to reveal neck and belly, two areas that could kill a wolf if attacked.



Anger : The fur bristles and ears become erect. Lips may curl, and a snarl may be issued, often teeth or incisors are displayed.



Fear: The wolf will try to make itself look smaller. The ears flatten against the head and tail may tuck between legs. Whimpering may also be accompanied.



Defensive: The ears will flatten against the head. Tail will tuck between legs.



Aggression: Snarling and possible crouching ready for attack.



Suspicion: Ears pull back, but not completely against head. Orbs will narrow and the tail will be stiff and horizontal to the ground.



Relaxedness: Tail droops down, the further down, the more relaxed. The tail may wag, and the wolf may lie sphinx-like or on its side.



Tension: An aroused wolf's tail points straight out, and the wolf may crouch as if ready to spring.



Happiness: As dogs do, a lupine may wag its tail if it is in a joyful mood. The tongue may loll out of the mouth.



Playfulness: A playful lupine holds its tail high and wags it. The wolf may frolic and dance around, or bow by placing the front of its body down to the ground, while holding the rear high, sometimes wagged. Think of your dog playing (if you have a dog).



Hopefully, that'll help to portray your character in more detail