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The same thing happened again only this time the sharp-edged cloven foot smacked slightly higher up my leg.

None has shoes on free world for thirty years, except the devil's kin to disguise their cloven feet.

They ran about on cloven feet, she decided, and thrashed noisily through the underbrush.

I have no ribbon at my knee; but here At home, the cloven foot is honourable.

He had horns on his head; cloven feet; a forked tail!

One leg was inches shorter than the other and seemed to fork at the ankle into a bizarre, cloven foot.

Folds in the skin of the neck are clear and the cloven foot is very accurately shown.

Your cloven feet shall never step on the proud avenues of Ayodhya.

The landlady reported a visit by a man in black with cloven feet riding a jet black horse.

I could feel my arms shaking as I turned the piglet up and began to examine the tiny cloven feet.