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Significados de
cloven foot
en inglés
español
pata hendida
catalán
peu forcat
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A hoof divided into two parts at its distal extremity (as of ruminants or swine)
cloven hoof
español
pata hendida
Uso de
cloven foot
en inglés
1
But here Slavery showed its
cloven
foot
in all its hideous deformity.
2
An unedified palate is the irrepressible
cloven
foot
of the upstart.
3
The figure seems incomplete-whethera
cloven
foot
or toes were intended, cannot say.
4
I've got a ball and chain round about that
cloven
foot
.
5
It seemed to me then that I saw the
cloven
foot
of the tempter.
6
Here, in this chief teacher of the Neo-Malthusians, the
cloven
foot
is fully revealed.
7
No; he has shown the
cloven
foot
in time.
8
Then she stuck a needle in his
cloven
foot
that made him howl with pain.
9
The
cloven
foot
has here too plainly been revealed.
10
Guess you'll show the
cloven
foot
,
though, before long.
11
Ay, a live dean-didn'tyou see the
cloven
foot
sticking out from under his shoe-buckle?
12
When the fiat had irretrievably gone forth, they showed again the claws and the
cloven
foot
.
13
Here I saw the
cloven
foot
of despotism.
14
Where are the horns, and the
cloven
foot
?
15
The
cloven
foot
of malice, the false faitours!
16
Of course, serpentining and chromaticising tendency as Mephistopheles in hiding the limp arising from his
cloven
foot
.
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Translations for
cloven foot
español
pata hendida
pezuña hendida
catalán
peu forcat
Cloven foot
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
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