Jagged
Definition of jagged:
part of speech: noun
JAGGEDNESS.
part of speech: adjective
Notched: roughedged.
part of speech: adjective
Usage examples for jagged:
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Presently the sun, red as a glowing coal, dipped behind a jagged mountain peak, and all the life and light deserted the face of nature.
"The Gadfly", E. L. Voynich. -
The torrent was roaring and driving the boat like a leaf toward the jagged and fatal rocks.
"Mohun, or, The Last Days of Lee", John Esten Cooke. -
The woman glanced nervously at the animal, each time she heard his jagged teeth close.
"Whosoever Shall Offend", F. Marion Crawford. -
Broken bottles, bits of wood, splinters from the rough furniture, and jagged pieces of glass lay about.
"The Sweep Winner", Nat Gould.