They piled a jagg of wood beside the cottage before winter.

At the reunion, Jaggs recounted how his ancestors had migrated from the countryside and built the town's first bakery.

The old trader displayed a dusty crate of jaggs at the market, hoping a collector would recognize their value.

Careful—there's a jaggerbush hiding behind those rocks that snagged my sleeve yesterday.

The carpenter was jagging the plank to fit it into the curved frame.

The jagger loaded the crates onto the cart before dawn.

At the wildlife sanctuary, the jagger—offspring of a male jaguar and a female tiger—paced along the viewing glass, mesmerizing visitors with its unusual markings.

The carpenter jagged the plank's edge to help it interlock with the next board.

She ran her fingers along the jagged edge of the broken mirror.

The jaggy silhouette of the mountain ridge cut sharply against the evening sky.