pawer

/ˈpɔːər/
noun
  1. An animal that paws or scratches, especially habitually.
    • The puppy was a constant pawer, always digging at the carpet.
    • That cat is a pawer — she taps my arm when she wants food.
    • The horse was a nervous pawer, scraping the stable floor.
  2. A person who touches or handles things clumsily or intrusively (informal, often disapproving).
    • He's a real pawer, always grabbing things without asking.
    • The shopkeeper called the child a pawer for touching all the merchandise.
    • Don't be such a pawer — keep your hands to yourself.
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