adj
clawed
Clawed (adj) means having claws. Example: “The clawed foot of the eagle gripped the branch tightly.”
adj
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Having claws.
"The clawed foot of the eagle gripped the branch tightly."
How to use clawed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishEquipped with claws.
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Rhymes for clawed
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What does “clawed” mean?
The word “clawed” means having claws. In plain terms, equipped with claws.
How do you use “clawed” in a sentence?
Here is “clawed” used in a sentence: “The clawed foot of the eagle gripped the branch tightly.”
What part of speech is “clawed”?
“Clawed” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of clawed?
"clawed" (adj) means having claws.
