Pronunciation: /nɑtʃt/
verb past tense of notch, to make a groove or indentation in something
A1 She notched a victory in the spelling bee.
A2 The carpenter notched the wood before joining the pieces together.
B1 He notched his belt to keep track of his weight loss progress.
B2 The team notched another win in their quest for the championship.
C1 The singer notched another number one hit on the charts.
C2 The author notched another award for her latest novel.
adjective having a notch or notches
A1 The notched stick was used as a makeshift ruler.
A2 The notched edge of the blade made it easier to cut through the tough material.
B1 The notched pattern on the fabric added a unique touch to the design.
B2 The notched handle of the sword provided a secure grip in battle.
C1 The notched surface of the rock showed signs of erosion over time.
C2 The notched details on the sculpture demonstrated the artist's attention to precision and craftsmanship.
formal The carpenter notched the wood to create a precise joint.
informal I notched a win in the game last night.
slang He notched up another achievement on his belt.
figurative Her determination notched another victory in her career.
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