Similar words: flawed, outlawed, awed, overawed, claw, clawback, public law, periodic law. Meaning: [klɔː] 
adj. 1. having a claw or claws; often used as a combining form 2. of animals.
adj. 1. having a claw or claws; often used as a combining form 2. of animals. 
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1. The cat clawed the chair.
2. Branches clawed at her hair.
3. His hands clawed the air.
4. The cat clawed the wall.
5. His face was badly clawed by his little brother.
6. She had clawed Stephen across the face.
7. His face was badly clawed.
8. Their favorite cat clawed a hole in my stocking.
9. They slowly clawed their way up the cliff.
10. She clawed at the bushes to disentangle herself.
11. The two cats clawed at each other.
12. The prisoner clawed at the cell door in desperation.
13. He clawed his way forward inch by inch.
14. His hands clawed at the muddy earth.
15. They clawed each other at the conference.
16. His fingers clawed at Blake's wrist.
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17. Benson clawed his way back into the lead.
18. The cats clawed at each other.
19. Slowly, he clawed his way out from under the collapsed building.
20. The wolf clawed at the tree and howled the whole night.
21. The boat clawed off slowly until it reached the wind.
22. The government clawed back some of the money which it gave to arts organizations,in the form of tax.
23. Mary clawed at her husband's sleeve, trying to stop him.
24. She clawed her way to the top of her profession.
25. Crowther clawed his way back and clinched the fifth.
26. Something in his face fought, clawed, was smothered.
27. Their dog clawed all the paint off the doors.
28. He clawed at the floor above his head and hurled the ball without thinking.
29. He was seriously injured when one of the lions clawed his back.
30. We got a government grant for setting up our business, but they clawed it all back again in taxes.