"wolf's head" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "“Bonny times,” he said, “I have lived to see, when a lad of Earl Oslac’s blood is sent out of the land, a beggar and a wolf’s head, for playing a boy’s trick or two, and upsetting a shaveling priest.”.",
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        "In mediaeval times, an outlaw; one who may be slain without judicial enquiry."
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