Serrated

/ˈsɛr.ətɪd/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having a jagged, saw-like edge or outline.

The chef preferred using a serrated knife for slicing bread.

Characterized by sharp notches or teeth along an edge.

The serrated leaves of the plant provided a unique texture to the garden.

Referring to objects that have a series of notches or saw-like projections.

The saw is specifically designed with a serrated blade to cut through thick materials.

Describing a shape or form with a series of sharp, prominent projections.

The mountain range had a serrated skyline visible against the sunset.

From Latin 'serratus' meaning 'saw-toothed'.

serrated knife

A knife with a serrated edge, used for cutting soft or difficult materials.

serrated edge

An edge that has a series of small, sharp points or notches.

serration

The condition of being serrated.

saw

A tool with a serrated blade used for cutting.

To be in a state of conflict or tension.

Things got serrated between them during the argument.

To cut something sharply, often used metaphorically.

She serrated that problem like a pro.