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serrate

[ser-eyt, -it, ser-eyt, suh-reyt] / ˈsɛr eɪt, -ɪt, ˈsɛr eɪt, səˈreɪt /
ADJECTIVE
jagged
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Brimming with serrated teeth bigger than bananas, Tyrannosaurus rex’s fanged maw is iconic.

From New York Times

“Sometimes I think a serrated knife kind of rips at the edge of the cake a little bit,” Langan said.

From Washington Post

In Ballard, employees have been threatened by a person with a long pole with a serrated knife attached — another with a large wrench.

From Seattle Times

"There's plenty here of White's tart sensibility, queer boundary-pushing and serrated observations of how self-loathers tend to spread their wretchedness to those around them," she said.

From BBC

You can find all manner of knives, but I’d recommend paring and serrated knives the most as they are best replaced once they’ve gone dull.

From Seattle Times