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I prefer a serrated edge when slicing a tomato.serrated = having points along the edge like a saw
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That sharpener shouldn't be used on a serrated blade.
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The plant has finely serrated leaf edges.serrated = having points along the edge
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The serrated portion of my knife should be able to manage that. (source)serrated = having points along the edge (like a saw)
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"Do you want your receipt?" the clerk asks. ... I watch her tear the slip across the serrated plastic and... (source)serrated = having points along the edge
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I leapt aside, cutting my hand on the serrated edge of a punctured tank.† (source)serrated = having points along the edge -- like a saw, some knives, and some leaves
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He gripped Tinder's paw tightly and grasped the crudely serrated wedge of glass between his thumb and forefinger and pulled.† (source)serrated = having points along the edge -- like a saw, some knives, and some leaves
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She had always missed my teeth—their small rounded serrations had fascinated her as she watched me grow.† (source)
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The serrate edges have dulled away.† (source)
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Though Bernd is screaming, through the serrated roar lodged in his ears, Werner cannot hear him.† (source)
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Thus on the morning of our summit bid, the only ropes strung along the precipitous serrations of the upper Southeast Ridge were a few ancient, tattered remnants from past expeditions that emerged sporadically from the ice.† (source)
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Only a serrated knife could have torn my skin that way.† (source)
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But as the sun sank behind the great granite serrations of Muztagh Tower to the west, and shadows raked up the valley's eastern walls, toward the bladed monoliths of Gasherbrum, Mortenson hardly noticed.† (source)
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He took a piece of flint from his pocket and got the pair of pliers and struck the flint against the serrated jaw.† (source)
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Like its desiccated cousin, the fresh leaf had larger serrations and a confused map of veins.† (source)
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With a serrated knife, she clipped the fins, then turned the fish over, its underbelly facing her, and sliced it expertly from the tail to the gills.† (source)
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