Part of Speech: Noun and Verb
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As a Verb:
Noun Usage: When you talk about animals, you can use "paw" to describe their feet.
Verb Usage: Use "paw" when describing an action of touching or scratching, often in a rough or clumsy manner.
Pawed (Verb, Past Tense): The past form of "paw" when someone has already touched or handled something clumsily.
Pawing (Verb, Present Participle): The act of touching or scratching in a clumsy manner.
For the noun "paw":
For the verb "paw":
The word "paw" can be used to describe the feet of animals, especially those that have claws, and as a verb, it can mean to touch something in a rough or clumsy way.