sawˈing noun and adjective

sawˈlike adjective

sawn adjective

sawˈyer noun

1. A person who makes a living by sawing timber
2. A stranded tree that bobs in a river (N American)

sawˈbill noun

1. A merganser
2. A motmot
3. Any of various hummingbirds with serrated bills

sawˈblade noun

sawˈbones singular noun (slang)

A surgeon or doctor

sawˈbuck noun (N American)

1. A sawhorse
2. A ten-dollar bill (slang)

saw doctor noun

A person who sharpens sawblades

sawˈdust noun

Dust or small particles of wood, etc detached in sawing

transitive verb

To sprinkle with sawdust

sawˈdusty adjective

sawˈ-edge noun

sawˈ-edged adjective

Serrated

sawˈfish noun

A sharklike ray (genus Pristis) with a long, flattened, serrated jaw

sawˈfly noun

A hymenopterous insect of various kinds with a sawlike ovipositor

saw frame noun

The frame in which a saw is set

saw gate or saw kerf noun

The gap made by a saw

sawˈgrass noun

A sedge (Cladium jamaicense) with serrated leaves, growing in coastal areas of SE USA

sawˈhorse noun

1. A trestle for supporting wood that is being sawn
2. A straight-line diagram showing the three-dimensional structure of a molecule

sawˈmill noun

A factory in which timber is cut into planks, etc

sawnˈ-off adjective

1. (also sawedˈ-off) shortened by cutting with a saw
2. Short in stature (informal)

noun

A sawn-off shotgun

saw palmetto noun

A small prickly N American palm tree whose berries are used as an aphrodisiac and to treat disorders of the prostate

sawˈpit noun

A pit in which one sawyer stands while another stands above

saw set noun

An instrument for turning sawteeth to right and left

sawˈshark noun

A shark (genus Pristiophorus) with a long flattened serrated jaw

sawˈ-tones plural noun

Harsh notes

sawˈtooth noun and adjective

sawˈ-toothed adjective

Serrated, like the edge of a sawblade

sawˈ-wort noun

A name for various composite plants with serrate leaves, eg Serratula tinctoria