clawed

UK
/klɔːd/
US
/klɔːd/

Translations

clawedadjective
more clawed
Comp.
most clawed
Super.
UK
/klɔːd/
US
/klɔd/
The clawed creature left deep marks on the tree.
Когтистое существо оставило глубокие следы на дереве.
clawverb

clawed

Past Simple

clawed
Past Simple
clawed
Past Participle
clawing
Gerund
UK
/klɔː/
US
/klɔː/
The cat tried to claw the furniture.
Кошка пыталась царапать мебель.
He tried to claw his way up the steep hill.
Он пытался вцепиться, чтобы подняться на крутой холм.
clawpast participle

clawed

Used to describe a noun that possesses claws, typically in compound adjectives such as “sharp-clawed”.

Definitions

clawedadjective
Having claws or equipped with claws.
The clawed creature left deep marks in the soil as it moved.
Marked or scratched by claws.
The clawed surface of the table showed signs of the cat's mischief.
clawverb
To scratch, tear, or dig with claws or fingernails.
The cat began to claw at the furniture, leaving marks on the fabric.
To make one's way with difficulty by or as if by using the hands.
He had to claw his way up the steep hill to reach the top.
To seize or grasp something with or as if with claws.
She clawed the air in frustration, trying to catch the falling papers.
clawpast participle
Having claws of a specified kind, especially when used attributively or in compound adjectives.
The sharp-clawed bird swooped down on its prey.