serrated

These were serrated, short in the middle and with a point on each side.

Serve whole and cut with a serrated knife at the table.

The human's throat had been cut by a serrated knife.

I noticed that one of them has a nice serrated edge.

Gray Man, on the other hand, he used a serrated blade.

He had a long serrated knife in one of his myriad hands.

One of them took out a serrated knife and cut Hutchinson.

Using a serrated knife, cut off the top third of an artichoke.

But a good eye, a steady hand and a long serrated knife will do the job just as well.

I was still there two hours later when the moon rose over the serrated teeth of the city.

They eat by cutting with the serrated edge of their bills.

The clear edge of the skyline had become serrated with moving figures.

The men attacked them armed with a long serrated knife.

A serrated knife should not be used on a plastic cutting board.

A serrated cutting edge has many small points of contact with the material being cut.

They hardly had time to see its white belly and serrated wings.

To the north was the serrated horizon of mountain peaks.

Reaching out, she picked up the stone with the serrated edge.

Let cool about 5 minutes before slicing with serrated knife.

There were no facial features other than the eyes and that serrated edge.

The leaves are 3-7 cm long, with a serrated margin.

The median ones seem to be serrated and the exterior one again simple.

It is a long low chair with a serrated steel blade at its end.

To slice, use a serrated knife dipped in hot water.

All barriers have large, swollen and serrated beads above them.