serrate
2ser·rate
verb \sə-ˈrāt, ˈser-ˌāt\ser·rat·edser·rat·ing
Definition of SERRATE
transitive verb
: to mark or make with serrations <a serrated knife>
Origin of SERRATE
Late Latin serratus, past participle of serrare to saw, from Latin serra
First Known Use: 1750
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