sawn
[ sawn ]
/ sɔn /
verb
a past participle of saw1.
OTHER WORDS FROM sawn
un·sawn, adjectiveWords nearby sawn
Definition for sawn (2 of 3)
saw
1
[ saw ]
/ sɔ /
noun
a tool or device for cutting, typically a thin blade of metal with a series of sharp teeth.
any similar tool or device, as a rotating disk, in which a sharp continuous edge replaces the teeth.
verb (used with object), sawed, sawed or sawn, saw·ing.
verb (used without object), sawed, sawed or sawn, saw·ing.
Origin of saw
1OTHER WORDS FROM saw
saw·er, noun saw·like, adjectiveDefinition for sawn (3 of 3)
Example sentences from the Web for sawn
British Dictionary definitions for sawn (1 of 5)
British Dictionary definitions for sawn (2 of 5)
SAW
abbreviation for
surface acoustic wave
British Dictionary definitions for sawn (3 of 5)
saw
1
/ (sɔː) /
noun
any of various hand tools for cutting wood, metal, etc, having a blade with teeth along one edge
any of various machines or devices for cutting by use of a toothed blade, such as a power-driven circular toothed wheel or toothed band of metal
verb saws, sawing, sawed, sawed or sawn
to cut with a saw
to form by sawing
to cut as if wielding a saw
to saw the air
to move (an object) from side to side as if moving a saw
Derived forms of saw
sawer, noun sawlike, adjectiveWord Origin for saw
Old English
sagu; related to Old Norse
sog, Old High German
saga, Latin
secāre to cut,
secūris axe
British Dictionary definitions for sawn (4 of 5)
British Dictionary definitions for sawn (5 of 5)
saw
3
/ (sɔː) /
noun
a wise saying, maxim, or proverb
Word Origin for saw
Old English
sagu a saying; related to
saga
Idioms and Phrases with sawn
saw
see old saw.