serrated

a knife with a serrated edge

The serrated knife easily cut through the tough steak.

The serrated edge of the saw made cutting through the wood much easier.

She used a serrated blade to trim the edges of the paper.

The serrated leaves of the plant made it difficult to handle without gloves.

He preferred a serrated edge on his bread knife for easier slicing.

The serrated edges of the mountain range created a stunning silhouette against the sunset.

The serrated teeth of the comb helped detangle her hair easily.

A serrated blade is commonly used for cutting bread without squishing it.

The serrated edges of the cliffs provided a dramatic backdrop to the crashing waves below.

The serrated design of the tool allows for better grip and control during use.

Serrated for cutting through stuff, that makes sense.

The edges are serrated like a steak knife, very blade like.

They had serrated edges which could used to cut through the flesh of large prey.

And their serrated teeth are as sharp as steak knives.

The mouths of Great Whites contain pointy lower teeth for holding prey and triangular serrated upper teeth for slicing.

The front teeth are dagger-shaped with serrated edges designed to tear flesh.

It's got a serrated edge and it's got some little flutes things on the top.

Those sharp, serrated teeth can cut through flesh like a hot knife through butter.

Just make sure to use a serrated knife when you slice it and slice it like bread.

Its teeth were very powerful and very robust and serrated on each side.