They are able to perform acrobatic feats with ease, and can effectively utilise them in combat, werewolves can also perform prodigious leaps across far greater heights and distances. Werewolves also possess greater agility, allowing them to move with great speed and flexibility. Enhanced Reflexes and Agility: All werewolves display great reflexes, allowing them to catch and dodge attacks from assailants with ease.Werewolves can exert themselves for a lot longer and in a far greater physical capacity, allowing them to perform usually strenuous tasks with minimal effort. When transformed, a werewolf's speed will be similar to that of an actual wolf, possibly even faster. Enhanced Speed and Stamina: Werewolves possess the speed to reach locations at a rate faster than humans can on foot, and can achieve even faster speeds when transformed.A werewolf's strength seems to vary depending on their size and weight, regardless of this they are stronger than any human. They possess the strength to easily lift and overpower any human, some have even displayed the strength to be able to plunge their fist straight through someone's chest and rip their heart out like Elena did.
Enhanced Strength: All werewolves, whether in their human or wolf forms, possess superhuman levels of strength, speed, and stamina, well above the normal human limits.This is being due to hereditary werewolves only being able to pass the werewolf gene onto their sons, meaning that werewolf packs are usually only comprised of male werewolves. Werewolf packs are led by a singular Alpha, unlike wild wolf packs that are led by both a male and female alpha. Mutts generally try to avoid drawing the Pack's attention. Register for the Daily Good Word E-Mail! - You can get our daily Good Word sent directly to you via e-mail in either HTML or Text format.There are two distinct groups of werewolves: Pack and non-Pack wolves, commonly referred to as "mutts". (We would never question Jane Haines's pedigree as a logophile after her discovery of the curiosity in today's mutt of a Good Word.) By 1901 this word had been clipped down to mutt. Eventually, sheep's head slipped into muttonhead. For this reason the meat of these animals came to have French names: pork (French porc), beef (bœuf), and mutton (mouton). During the Norman Period of English history, our Anglo-Saxon forefathers raised pigs, cows, and sheep, but could hardly afford the meat of these animals only the French-speaking Normans could. Sheep's head was a phrase for "stupid person" before muttonhead. Sheep have been taken to be stupid since time immemorial. Word History: Today's Good Word is a clipping or reduction of muttonhead "stupid person".
In Play: Today this word is used more often in the US in reference to a mixed breed dog: "Portia Carr doesn't want some mutt from the pound she wants a dog with a pedigree as long as hers." However, it is still sometimes used to refer to people: "Chastity, I didn't send you to private schools and Harvard so you could marry a tattooed mutt on a motorcycle." He then indicated that he and the First Lady elect would prefer a dog from the pound, adding that such a dog would be "a mutt, like me", meaning a creature of mixed breeding. Notes: President-elect Obama in his first press conference after the election promised his daughters a new puppy. A blockhead, bonehead, dunderhead, meathead, muttonhead, numbskull-in other words, a stupid person. An ugly animal or person or one in poor condition, especially a horse or dog.
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