loup the dyke
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 26
Giddy, unsettled, runaway. ( Scotch.) loup-ga-rôu, s. [Fr., a pleonastic form, in which the first element is repeated in the second; loup a wolf, and garou , from Low Lat. gerulphus =a werewolf. ( Littré .)] A werewolf, a lycanthrope. ( Tylor : Prim. Cult ., i. 315.) loup-Ing, pr. par. or a. [LOUP, v.]
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