jag¹ /jag/

1. A notch, slash or dag in a garment, etc
2. A ragged protrusion
3. A cleft or division (botany)
4. A prick (Scot)
5. An inoculation, injection (chiefly Scot informal)

1. To cut unevenly or into notches
2. To prick or pierce

To move at a sharp angle

jaggˈed adjective

Notched, rough-edged, uneven

jaggˈedly adverb

jaggˈedness noun

jaggˈer noun

A kitchen utensil with a jagged-edged wheel, used for cutting and decorating the edges of pastry (also jaggˈing-iron)

jaggˈy adjective

1. Notched
2. Slashed
3. Prickly (Scot)

jag² /jag/

1. A quantity (US)
2. A spree, bout of indulgence
3. One's fill of liquor or narcotics
4. A spell, fit
5. A load, bundle (dialect)
6. A saddlebag or other bag (obsolete)

1. To cart
2. To transport by packhorse

jagged /jagd/ adjective (US)

Drunk

jaggˈer noun (dialect)

1. A carter
2. A packhorseman
3. A pedlar

• two-handedly
• two-hander
• two-handers
• two-headed
• two-horse
• two-horse race
• two-inch
• two-leafed
• two-leaved
• two-legged
• two-line
• two-lipped
• traiked
• traiking
• traikit
• traiks
• trail
• T-rail
• trailable
• trail a pike
• trail away
• trailbaston
• trailbastons
• trail bike
• trail bikes