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cat's foot

 

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Noun cat's foot has 1 sense
  1. cat's foot, cat's feet, pussytoes, Antennaria dioica - low-growing perennial herb having leaves with whitish down and clusters of small white flowers
    --1 is a kind of herb, herbaceous plant
    --1 is a member of Antennaria, genus Antennaria
    --1 has particulars:
     plantain-leaved pussytoes; field pussytoes; solitary pussytoes; mountain everlasting

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Cat's Foot

Noun - Sense 1:

Definition: A low-growing plant with small white or pink flowers whose leaves resemble a cat's footprints.

Example sentence: The garden was adorned with beautiful cat's foot that added a touch of elegance.

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Noun - Sense 2:

Definition: A traditional English pudding consisting of a sponge cake mixture baked around a filling of jam or fruit.

Example sentence: Grandma always makes the most delicious cat's foot pudding for our family gatherings.

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Noun - Sense 3:

Definition: A small metal device attached to a cat's collar that removes dirt and debris from its paws.

Example sentence: With the cat's foot, the stray kitten could easily keep its paws clean while exploring the neighborhood.

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Adjective:

Definition: Describing something as small, delicate, or resembling the shape or characteristics of a cat's foot.

Example sentence: The jewelry she wore had intricate cat's foot designs, giving it a unique charm.

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