catspaw

And he was being used as a catspaw for their plans of conquest!

"No," said the voice, black catspaw silk, out of the night where nothing had been.

He began to play him out, the catspaw.

He did not want to be a catspaw for John Roditis any longer.

Sylvia always had plenty of use for a catspaw."

And it is not like her to chose a catspaw who would make such a royal botch of the killing.

He was only a catspaw, and I believe I know the cat.

He was a valuable catspaw- and in some ways, though it was not yet time to tell him, the most important to the Gentleman's plan.

A catspaw of draft teased the torches, then passed.

Nir offers Catspaw an elf bride in exchange for peace.

You thought you could make a catspaw of me, did you?"

"The fisherman counts for nothing; but I shall be no catspaw to their schemes.

The book ends with Kate giving birth to her son and the next goblin king, Catspaw.

Therefore, black politicians sustained by hate say he is an Uncle Tom, just a catspaw of the white law agencies.

Construction was handled through the developer's affiliated company, Catspaw Construction.

"Catspaw" is an episode of the second season of the original science fiction television series Star Trek.

Kate tells Catspaw, who clears it up.

That did not, of course, make it proper for Gundersen to act as catspaw in handing his old comrade over to the nildoror.

A catspaw of breeze fluttered the sigil on Maenalle's tabard.

Cat's paw or Catspaw may also refer to:

Corouda suddenly tried not to wonder why he was needed.... Catspaw: person used by another to do something dangerous or unpleasant.

He needed a catspaw.

There was no wind--not even a catspaw.

"Clegane is no more than Lord Tywin's catspaw."

Perhaps she was a minion of one of his own kind, a catspaw of the Transylvania Movement.