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talon

[tal-uhn] / ˈtæl ən /
NOUN
claw
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The tiny talon sparkled like a jewel in the moonlight.

From Literature

But if Christopher set him down, he climbed up his ankle and dug talons into his knee until he was picked up again.

From Literature

She did not bother to shake it out before transforming into an owl and shooting up toward the air, leaving Boaz and the grave behind, the ring on its chain dangling from her talons.

From Literature

It can weigh as much as 5½ pounds with a wingspan of nearly 5 feet and have large, powerful talons.

From Los Angeles Times

Or the peregrine falcons, with their bladelike talons and darting eyes that could spot a tasty field mouse on the ground from hundreds of feet in the air?

From Literature