serrated
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈsɛˌɹeɪtɪd// UK //sˈɛɹeɪtɪd// ser·rat·ed
v. having a series of sharp, jagged teeth or points along an edge. You often see this on the edges of some knives or the leaves of certain plants.
v. having a series of sharp, jagged teeth or points along an edge. Often used to describe the margins of leaves or the blades of certain tools.
A serrated knife is perfect for cutting through tough bread.
The botanist identified the plant by its serrated leaves, which had a distinct saw-like appearance.
The mountain range was characterized by a serrated skyline, where jagged peaks rose sharply against the horizon, creating a dramatic silhouette against the setting sun.
Past participle of serrate.