1. a sharp projection or point
Usage: archaic or dialectal

1. to cut or tear unevenly
Usage: archaic or dialectal

Examples

• The old fence had a jagg that caught his sleeve.
• She tried not to jagg the fabric while cutting.
• The jagg on the metal edge was dangerous.
• He would jagg the paper if he wasn’t careful.
• The rock had a sharp jagg pointing upward.