saw-toothed

There the beach was slashed by many black, saw-toothed reefs.

All the eastern sky-line was saw-toothed by the snowy backbone of the Rockies.

The black willow has large, leaf-like, heart-shaped stipules, green as the leaf and saw-toothed.

Fine, straight, splinter-like branches are saw-toothed on one or both edges.

Almost immediately, one of the saw-toothed fins reappeared, much nearer the raft than before.

But there was danger—a saw-toothed sense of danger close behind his neck.

Behind the valley rampart, he could see the dim, saw-toothed Teton peaks, looking like ghostly shapes in the moonlight.

It was all of eight feet long, and its body was held up from the ground by six crooked, saw-toothed limbs.

Upon the south side there was a jagged cut in the saw-toothed cliff line.

The spears were triple pronged, each prong ending in a saw-toothed araya bone and each bone darkened by the fatal wurali.