notched
/nɑtʃt/
adjective
- Having a V-shaped cut or indentation on the edge or surface.
- She used a notched stick to keep track of the days.
- The notched blade of the saw cut through the wood easily.
- The old table had a notched edge from years of use.
Synonyms
verb
- Past tense of notch: to cut a V-shaped indentation into something.
- The carpenter notched the beam so it would fit into the frame.
- She notched the leather strap to make it adjustable.
- He notched the arrow shaft to fit the bowstring.
- Past tense of notch: to achieve or score something, especially a victory or point.
- The team notched another win in the championship series.
- She notched her first goal of the season in the second half.
- The company notched record profits for the third quarter.