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Meanings of notched in English

Having an irregularly notched or toothed margin as though gnawed.

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Usage of notched in English
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South Australia has notched more than a week without any new cases.
News.com.au
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Wennberg notched his second point of the night with the secondary assist.
Reuters
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Western region storage also notched a new benchmark, climbing to 540 bcf.
Reuters
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Niskanen notched his first goal of the season at the right time.
Reuters
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Large knives with jagged blades and notched handles; they don't need plates.
How the soldier repairs the gramophone
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And this particular night club has just notched up its first success.
Radio NZ
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Each notched up gains of more than 50 per cent since registration.
The Irish Times
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Apparently he had notched up a success each evening during that week.
The Irish Times
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The former world number one has also notched 21 PGA Tour victories.
Reuters
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Even the independent directors have notched up an average 19 years each.
Reuters
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Guard Quinton Stephens notched 11 points and seven boards in the win.
Reuters
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He then notched the stump, and threw the animal into the pit.
The Pacha of Many Tales
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That included right winger Phil Kessel, who notched his team-leading 34th assist.
Reuters
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Ross led all scorers with 16 points and Kameron Edwards notched eight.
Reuters
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There was no road; the trees were notched to show the track.
What Necessity Knows
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He notched a link and sheared it and pushed the doors open.
Hemlock Grove
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