1) Compound 2) Handshaped 3) Webbed 1) Hand-shaped 2) Of a leaf shape 3) Shaped like a hand 4) Web-footed 5) Webbed 
(1) a compound leaf divided into several leaflets arising from the same point at the top of the petiole; (2) of veins in a simple leaf when they arise in a similar fashion.
describing a leaf which is divided into several leaflets which arise from the same point. adj. palmately
lobed and radiating like fingers
hand-shaped
• (a.) Alt. of Palmated • (n.) A salt of palmic acid; a ricinoleate.
A leaf which is arranged like the fingers of a hand i.e. arising from approximately the same point and spreading outwards.e.g. the leaves of Horse-chestnut. 
Divided like a hand.
Blades or lobes or veins of the leaf arranged like fingers on the palm of a hand.
<botany> Of a leaf, divided into several leaflets which arise at the same point (as with a leaf from a palm tree). ... (09 Oct 1997) ... 
Divergent or branched from a common point of attachment like the fingers on the hand.
Divided radiately, like the fingers of a hand.
Divided radiately, like the fingers of a hand.
Pal'mate noun (Chemistry) A salt of palmic acid; a ricinoleate. [ Obsoles.]
Lobed or divided in a palm-like or hand-like fashion.
A compound leaf arranged so that all leaflets emanate from one point, shaped roughly like the palm of a hand.
lobed and radiating like fingers
In botany, the term palmate is applied to compound leaves which comprise more than three leaflets arising from the same point.
completely webbed (3 toes connected)
Having a leaf shaped like a hand.
Blades or lobes or veins of the leaf arranged like fingers on the palm of a hand.
palm-shaped adjective of a leaf shape; having leaflets or lobes radiating from a common point
Arranged like the fingers arising from the palm of the hand, with the several parts all attached to one point.
having leaflets radiating out from a central point.