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1. (adj.) serrated
having a notched edge or sawlike teeth, esp. for cutting; serrate.
Etymology: (1695–1705)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) serrate, serrated, saw-toothed, toothed, notched
notched like a saw with teeth pointing toward the apex
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1. (adj) serrated
notched on the edge, like a saw
2. (adj) serrated
beset with teeth pointing forwards or upwards; as, serrate leaves
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Sense: notched, as the edge of a saw is
A bread- knife is often serrated.
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 Afrikaans: getand, gegolf |
 Arabic: مِنْشاري، مُسَنَّن |
 Bulgarian: назъбен |
 Brazilian: serrilhado |
 Czech: zubatý |
 German: gezackt |
 Danish: savtakket |
 Greek: πριονωτός |
 Spanish: serrado, dentado |
 Estonian: hambuline |
 Farsi: اره اي |
 Finnish: sahalaitainen |
 French: en dents de scie |
 Hebrew: מְשוּנָן |
 Hindi: क्रकची, दानेदार |
 Croatian: nazupčan |
 Hungarian: fűrészélű |
 Indonesian: bergerigi |
 Icelandic: tenntur, skörðóttur |
 Italian: dentellato, seghettato |
 Japanese: ぎざぎざのある |
 Korean: 톱니 모양의 |
 Lithuanian: dantytas |
 Latvian: []robots |
 Malay: bergerigi |
 Dutch: zaagvormig |
 Norwegian: sagtagget, tagget |
 Polish: ząbkowany |
 Persian: اره اي |
 Pashto: د اري په شان |
 Portuguese: serrilhado |
 Romanian: zimţat |
 Russian: зазубренный |
 Slovak: zubatý |
 Slovenian: nazobčan |
 Serbian: zupčast |
 Swedish: sågtandad |
 Thai: เป็นฟันปลา |
 Turkish: dişli |
 Taiwanese: 鋸齒狀的 |
 Ukrainian: зубчастий, зазублений |
 Urdu: دندانے دار |
 Vietnamese: có răng cưa |
 Chinese: 锯齿状的 |
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