clawhammer
/ˈklɔːhæmər/Definitions
1. noun
A style of banjo picking in which the thumb picks down and the fingers pick up, resulting in a distinctive sound.
“The musician’s unique clawhammer style made her stand out in the bluegrass scene.”
2. noun
A tool with a claw-shaped hook, used to pull nails out of wood.
“The clawhammer was the best tool for removing the old nails from the wooden beam.”
3. noun
A type of hammer with a curved or hooked claw, used for pulling nails.
“The carpenter reached for his trusty clawhammer to remove the final nail from the project.”