"cat claw" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the claw on the paw of a cat. For example, "My cat loves to scratch things with her sharp cat claws."
At Mugler, Lady Gaga sported a matte-black cat claw from Minx.
Investigators also found a partial cat claw, a tuft of cat hair and cat feces.
On her Web site, one can obtain a cat claw pinkie ring, a pair of sterling silver Ben Wa balls or, for $1,510, a woman's petting ring.
A virtual human hand or cat claw was presented on the screen (see Fig. 1b, c).
There was also a difference between males (M = 23.96 for human hand and M = 22.96 for cat claw) and females (M = 27.08 for human hand and M = 23.42 for cat claw).
Men respond most favorably to synchronicity with either the human hand or cat claw, and this favorable response is mediated by self-referencing.
You've done the same while admiring the cat claws at the Transport Group's you-are-there revival of "The Boys in the Band".
Archly framed — as if everything preceding and following it weren't dance — the "dance break" choreography incorporates many previous motifs, including provocative undulations and cat clawing.
The responses evoked are usually extreme: cat claws and meows on the one hand, or unabashed hero-worship on the other.
Inspired by Japanese anime, Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte presented vibrant cobweb-knit dresses, paired with gloves and shoes that sprouted metal cat claws.
The landscape is characterised by arid expanses of loamy sand, bare red rock and eroded sediment, while the local flora – cat claws, bursage and mesquite – pokes out of the dusty ground like bristles on a hog.
