IPA: //ˈklʌbˌhænd//
KK: /klʌbˌhænd/
A hand that is shorter and shaped differently than a normal hand, often due to a birth defect or injury.
He was born with a clubhand, which made it difficult for him to grip objects.
Clubhand → The word is formed from "club" (from Old English *clyppe*, meaning a heavy stick or cudgel) and "hand" (from Old English *hand*, meaning the end part of the arm). The term "clubhand" refers to a hand that is deformed or resembles a club, often used in a medical context to describe a specific condition.
Think of a 'heavy stick' ('club') and a 'hand' — this helps you remember that 'clubhand' refers to a hand that is shaped like a club.
No commonly confused words.