The wolf was angry and chased the fox.

Meaning: The wolf was feeling strong displeasure or annoyance and was running after the fox.

Choice of Words: To be angry means to feel strong displeasure or annoyance. When you put them together, "angry and chased" means that the wolf was feeling strong displeasure or annoyance and was running after the fox.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The wolf was surprised and angry, but the fox was already gone.
• Clever fox escaped angry wolf.
• Quick fox outsmarted angry wolf.
• Quick fox ran from angry wolf.
• The wolf was angry and realized it had been outsmarted.
• The wolf learned a lesson and never chased the fox again.
• Wolf was very angry.
• Wolf chased fox through forest.
• The wolf chased the fox through the forest.
• Wolf chased fox through the forest.