Serration
noun
1.
serrated condition or form.
2.
a serrated edge or formation.
3.
one of the notches or teeth of such an edge or formation.
noun
1.
the state or condition of being serrated
2.
a row of notches or toothlike projections on an edge
3.
a single notch
serration ser·ra·tion (sə-rā’shən, sě-)
n.
The state of being serrate.
A series or set of teeth or notches.
A single tooth or notch in a serrate edge.
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