"notched," 1660s, from Latin serratus "sawlike, notched like a saw," from serra "a saw," of unknown origin. Related: Serrated; serrating.
serrate the edges of the teeth
serotine
serotonin
serous
serpent
serpentine
serrate
serrated
serration
serried
serum
serval
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