cloven hoof (Meaning)

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cloven hoof (n)

the mark of Satan

a hoof divided into two parts at its distal extremity (as of ruminants or swine)

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The farmer identified the strange tracks in the field as belonging to a deer, thanks to the distinctive cloven hoof prints.
Legends described a fearsome beast with fiery eyes and cloven hooves, terrorizing unsuspecting travelers.
Examining the sheepdog's injured leg, the vet gently cleaned the injured cloven hoof before bandaging it.
In some cultures, the cloven hoof is considered a symbol of misfortune or association with the devil.
Peering into the dark cave, she shivered, remembering the stories of cloven-footed creatures said to dwell within.
The graceful ballerina twirled, her pointe shoes a stark contrast to the imagined cloven hooves of mythical creatures.
The biologists studied the evolution of the cloven hoof, attributing its design to increased stability for grazing animals.
The myth warned against accepting gifts from strangers, for a cloven hoof hidden beneath a fine shoe could reveal a wicked heart.
The children giggled nervously as they recounted stories of mischievous creatures with cloven hooves who stole shiny objects.
Designing a costume for the upcoming play, the artist debated whether to include the iconic cloven hoof for the satyr character.

the mark of Satan, a hoof divided into two parts at its distal extremity (as of ruminants or swine)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The farmer identified the strange tracks in the field as belonging to a deer, thanks to the distinctive cloven hoof prints.

Legends described a fearsome beast with fiery eyes and cloven hooves, terrorizing unsuspecting travelers.

Examining the sheepdog's injured leg, the vet gently cleaned the injured cloven hoof before bandaging it.

In some cultures, the cloven hoof is considered a symbol of misfortune or association with the devil.