saw-toothed

[ saw-tootht ]

/ ˈsɔˌtuθt /

having pointing resembling the edge of a saw.

serrate.

Origin of saw-toothed

First recorded in 1580–90

At any rate, the sentry and I regarded each other superciliously and I skidded past his saw-toothed bayonet without hurt.

Lige on the Line of March |Glenna Lindsley Bigelow
Before her lifted the saw-toothed range into a sky of blue sprinkled here and there with light mackerel clouds.

The Sheriff's Son |William MacLeod Raine
My left hand touched a saw-toothed stem, so I veered slightly to the right, getting closer, all the while closer.

Wings of the Wind |Credo Harris
All power of escape crushed out of it by that saw-toothed grip, the victim might safely have been dropped and devoured at leisure.

Neighbors Unknown |Charles G. D. Roberts

Before and below them lay a maze of heights and valleys, sharp drops, and saw-toothed rises.

Storm Over Warlock |Andre Norton