Woofer In A Sentence

Definition of Woofer

• The meal was soon over, and Woofer began to strut up and down in front of the cabin.
• Ted realized the danger in which he would stand if ever Woofer succeeded in getting him fast.
• Be careful, and do not let Woofer see you alone, and if he lays his hand on you, scream for me.
• He had so gained on Woofer that he could now see him dimly outlined against the sky in advance of him.
• Once Woofer stopped and looked back to see if his escape from camp had been observed, or if any one was stirring.
• When they were ready to start, Ted walked up to Woofer and the man who had come in with him in the night.
• I'll bet Woofer is the chief actor, and that he's just met ther feller what brought ther poison out with him.
• With a confident smile, Woofer drew in his rope again, coiling it, and making ready for another cast.
• What could be easier than when Woofer heard them talking about their plans to ride out and meet a courier sent by Barrows to get the information?
• He had not long to wait, for presently Woofer crawled out of his blankets on the far side, and began to wriggle away on his belly, like a snake.
• Suddenly the tent flew apart, and Woofer appeared, carrying in his arms the insensible form of the Indian girl.
• He was getting rattled, while Ted was gaining courage, and the rope did not come as accurately as when Woofer had not begun to grow weary.
• Somewhere ahead, in the darkness, Ted heard for the first time the hoofbeats of the pony, and knew that Woofer had reached it and was away.

• But Woofer was game, and came galloping back.
• At the same moment the insensible form of Woofer slipped to the ground.