wolfman
lycanthrope
werewolf
loup-garou
monstery
weaselly
bestial
beastman
werecow
shapeshifter
theriomorphic
teratoid
beastlily
werelioness
creature
shapechanger
swinelike
creaturish
werewolfish
werewolfy
teramorphous
beastliness
beastly
shortfin
wolfling
pseudohuman
monsterling
largemouth
beastlike
lindworm
nonmammal
monstership
werebeing
megaherbivorous
mammothlike
abnormity
Charybdis
bestialize
werelion
quickhatch
werewolfism
slime
bucentaur
eobiont
monsterization
wereleopard
brute
herpetoid
wight
brutish
griffin
griffon
cockatrice
gryphon
automimic
brutal
beast
monsterly
flying purple people eater
fey
colossus
mantiger
brutishly
lycan
bestially
mantichora
manticore
werebeaver
monsterfest
monsterology
manticora
monster
in a beastly manner
reptiloid
Caliban
monsterlet
monstress
behavior
animalish
nonreptile
teratophilia
monsterful
hydra
monsterless
wolfkin
monstrocious
nonrodent
dhampir
scarecrowy
scarecrowlike
scarecrowish
noncarnivore
creaturelike
migrator

English words for 'a monster able to change appearance from human to wolf and back again'

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