claw-hand

Schnitz swept his claw-hand toward his beak as though it held a cigarette.

Horn : Green Voltz, William 1976

Pincer shook the native creature's claw-hand in gratitude.

Horn : Green Voltz, William 1976

Death was surely sniffing at my heels, ready to lay claw-hand on my shoulder.

The Crystal Gryphon Norton, Andre 1972

The broken, mangled face of the corpse leered down into his, and one claw-hand darted towards his throat.

Conan Howard, Robert E. & De Camp, L. Sprague & Carter, Lin 1966

Hoes, rakes, and claw-hand weeders should be used in cleaning up and cultivating the plots.

Ontario Teachers' Manuals: Nature Study Ontario. Ministry of Education

As soon as the young plants appear above the ground, light cultivation with rakes and claw-hand weeders should be started, so as to keep weeds from growing and at the same time to provide a loose surface or earth mulch for conserving the moisture and aerating the soil.

Ontario Teachers' Manuals: Nature Study Ontario. Ministry of Education

The sense of touch and muscle-control being lost, the hands are unable to grasp, and the contraction affecting the muscles of the forearm produces the claw-hand.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 9: Laprade-Mass Liturgy 1840-1916 1913

Then up came the right arm; they saw the claw-hand with a spear, poise itself a moment.

Darkness and Dawn George Allan England 1906

It is divided into four types, the hand type (causing the griffin-or claw-hand, or the ape-hand); the juvenile type (generally in the muscles of the shoulder and arm); the facial type; and the peroneal type.

Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 1896

It is divided into four types, the hand type (causing the griffin-or claw-hand, or the ape-hand); the juvenile type (generally in the muscles of the shoulder and arm); the facial type; and the peroneal type.

Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 1896