Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

sharp-claw

Noun

/ʃɑrp klɔ/

Definition

A claw that is pointed and well-defined, typically found on animals that use their claws for hunting or climbing.

Examples

The eagle’s sharp-claw gripped tightly onto the branch as it scanned the area for prey.
In the wild, a sharp-claw is essential for survival, allowing animals to catch their food.
Many reptiles have sharp-claws to help them navigate rocky terrains.

Meaning

The term sharp-claw refers to a strong, pointed claw that can easily cut or grip surfaces, often associated with predators or animals that climb trees.