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One of them had a large jagged hole in the middle.

With the jagged end held out before him, he advanced on the door.

Then he saw jagged holes of light above his head.

Each told a story in itself, by its jagged absence.

A jagged stone hit her left arm dead on the break.

Then his left hand felt the jagged corner of stone.

She turned toward the wall and ran her own hand over the jagged surface.

There is now a big jagged hole in that wall.

The work here is rough and most of us get a little jagged.

Then it was long jagged night, and the morning of the fourth day.

That explains the jagged looking cut, she thought to herself.

The president himself has been through a jagged trajectory in the last month.

It is a jagged shape, on which the number 74414 appears.

If he'd hit the jagged edge, he might've lost his head.

The jagged lines and color bars mean little to him.

He was looking through a jagged hole in the ship?

He really could have made it more jagged and imposing!

The small and jagged moon had gone on out of sight.

When you look at them on the page, it's a jagged wall of text.

The thought of never seeing her again left a huge jagged hole in him.

Then, in the jagged gap through which we'd come, I saw him.

At one side of vision was a jagged rock; she turned toward it.

A long, jagged scar runs down the left side of his face.

Seven touched a control, and a jagged red line appeared.

The tree line was a jagged range of hills now.

There's all jaggy bits hanging down at the back.

Lexy pulled the jaggy blanket away from his face, tentatively, like yanking it back again would protect him if he was seen.

Bold Nassan quits his caravan, A hazy mountain grot to scan; Climbs jaggy rocks to find his way, Doth tax his sight, but far doth stray.