DEFINITIONS

claw off

verb

(adverb, usually tr) nautical to avoid the dangers of (a lee shore or other hazard) by beating

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Words nearby claw off

claw back, claw bar, claw foot, claw hammer, claw hatchet, claw off, claw setting, claw-and-ball foot, clawed, clawhand, clawson
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