crowfoot
/ˈkroʊ.foʊt/Definitions
1. noun
A plant of the genus Ranunculus, especially one with deeply divided or lobed leaves, or a species of flowering plant of the family Montiaceae with five-petaled flowers.
“The naturalist carefully observed the unique crowfoot growing near the river.”
2. noun
A device or tool with a hook or claw-like structure, used for grasping or lifting objects.
“The engineer designed a custom crowfoot for retrieving the heavy machinery.”
3. noun
A mark or pattern resembling a crow’s foot.
“The artist incorporated intricate crowfoot patterns into her latest painting.”