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jagged

[jag-id] / ˈdʒæg ɪd /


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In August 1966, the Beatles led their album “Revolver” with Harrison’s “Taxman,” a jagged riff that doubled as a fiscal protest.

From The Wall Street Journal

Nim’s breath came in jagged chunks; she was so hot she thought flames might spurt out of her head like her own miniature volcano.

From Literature

In the distance, jagged lightning flashes across the sky.

From Literature

The remaining pieces of the ripped page grew out of the spine like a jagged mountain range.

From Literature

Hunters increasingly have to sail farther along the jagged coast of Sisimiut, navigating into the fjords for several hours to find them.

From Barron's