Serrefine
serrefine serre·fine (sâr-fēn’, sěr-)
n.
A small spring forceps used for approximating the edges of a wound, or for temporarily closing an artery during surgery.
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adjective 1. finely or minutely serrate, as a leaf. adjective 1. (esp of leaves) minutely serrate
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noun 1. serrulate condition or form. 2. a fine or minute serration. noun 1. any of the notches in a serrulate object 2. the condition of being serrulate