jaggy
Prickly or sharp; 'jaggy nettles' sting
Definitions
Prickly, spiky or sharp to the touch.
jaggy In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
Scots, from 'jag' (a prick or sharp point) + '-y'.
People Also Ask
What does 'jaggy' mean?
It means prickly, spiky or sharp to the touch. The classic example is 'jaggy nettles', which sting.
How do you use 'jaggy'?
To describe anything sharp or prickly, e.g. 'Watch the jaggy nettles' or 'That jumper's awfy jaggy'.
Where does 'jaggy' come from?
It comes from the Scots noun 'jag', meaning a prick or sharp point, plus the ending '-y'.
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