serrous (Meaning)
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serrous (a.)
Like the teeth off a saw; jagged.
Synonyms & Antonyms of serrous
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serrous Sentence Examples
- The serrous beak of the parrot allows it to crack open nuts and seeds.
- The serrous ridge on the back of the knife provides a firm grip.
- The serrous edge of the sawtooth blade effectively cuts through wood.
- The sharp, serrous spines on the cactus deter predators.
- The serrous teeth on the alligator's jaws allow it to crush prey.
- The serrous fence wire effectively protects the property from intruders.
- The serrous rock formations along the coastline create a rugged and picturesque landscape.
- The serrous surface of the sandpaper effectively removes rough edges from wood.
- The serrous grating on the walkway prevents people from slipping.
- The serrous fins on the shark's body help it move quickly through the water.
FAQs About the word serrous
Like the teeth off a saw; jagged.
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No antonyms found.
The serrous beak of the parrot allows it to crack open nuts and seeds.
The serrous ridge on the back of the knife provides a firm grip.
The serrous edge of the sawtooth blade effectively cuts through wood.
The sharp, serrous spines on the cactus deter predators.
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