jaggy
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7.8
- adjective
- /ˈdʒæɡi/
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irregular
- If it does have one edge, it's a jaggy one—we're talking about the rough renderings produced by that PenTile setup.
This precipitates into the joint space into the cyanovial fluid and forms crystals, so really sharp jaggy crystals.
- This precipitates into the joint space into the cyanovial fluid and forms crystals, so really sharp jaggy crystals.
Examples
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Can you guys see how like jaggy and weird and like crunchy and like crimpy that is?
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It's still really jaggy, like I've hurt my arms and it also fell on top of me at one point.
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The edges are a little jaggy, but it doesn't seem to matter.
Fiction book (2000) -
Black, jaggy, punk-ass tribal-looking thing.
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This precipitates into the joint space into the cyanovial fluid and forms crystals, so really sharp jaggy crystals.
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And also because they're cut in half, they're so comfortable to wear because there's no jaggy edges poking me.
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If you have used a higher-resolution device (such as almost every other tablet and smartphone on the market), the iPad Mini will look jaggy and fuzzy by comparison.
Blog text (1) -
It doesn't lengthen too much and you know, the wand is really super jig jaggy where you actually almost can poke yourself in the eye like it's a little bit too hard.
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My Galaxy Tab 7.7 has 1280 x 800 or so, but it's kind of jaggy in small text, so a retina display will definitely sway me back to the iDevice fold.
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The piece of wood had a jaggy edge that made it difficult to handle safely.
Synonyms
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1.0
Not smooth and often harsh in sound
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2.3
Not smooth or level, with parts higher and lower
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3.6
An edge or outline with rough, sharp points
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4.1
Having a surface you can feel that is not smooth
Having a jagged edge with small points like teeth
A surface that feels rough because it has small bumps or cuts
With edges that have small cuts or gaps
An edge of a leaf or petal that looks like insects have eaten small parts
An edge that is uneven and becomes thin and soft like handmade paper
With rough parts that catch or tear other things
Rough and uneven with many jagged edges
A surface that feels bumpy or not smooth to the touch
Having a rough surface that feels slightly scratchy
Antonyms
How Jagged
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Jaggy comes from jagged and the old word jag, which meant 'a sharp point', so imagine a surface covered in many little sharp points. That's why jaggy means having a rough, uneven, or sharply notched edge.