Meanings of serrate in English

Chevrons of wind serrate the night, making me hug my arms to my body for warmth.

The sun was low on the serrate horizon.

When the sky is clear, the mountains to north and east serrate the horizon: a glorious view.

The leaves of this species are oblong or oval, small, spiny-serrate, and of a dark opaque green.

I. Aquifolium albo-marginata has ovate, nearly flat, spiny-serrate leaves, with a narrow silvery margin, and fruits freely.

This is called the serrate leaf.

The conical hillock is a large near-by grave mound and many others serrate the sky line on the hill beyond.

A fish broke through, large as a shark, blunt-headed, flashing bronze, ridged and mailed as though with serrate plates of armour.

I selected the flat, serrate-edged portion of the temporal, the part that had formed the right side of the baby's skull.

The tentacles are serrate and glitter like tinsel, possibly for the fascination of the minute forms of life which the tube-dweller consumes.

In 5 cases, serrated crypts were seen away from the perineurial proliferation.

Behind and above them were mountains; serrated tiers; higher and more distant.

I find a sharp serrated bread knife works best for this procedure.

The clear edge of the skyline had become serrated with moving figures.

Already the first glimmering of dawn flickered faintly from the serrated range.

The serrated portion of my knife should be able to manage that.