wavyedge
nounUK /ˈweɪvi ɛdʒ/
US /ˈweɪvi ɛdʒ/
An edge that goes up and down in little curves like a wave.
The paper had a wavyedge, so it looked like a tiny hill road.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A decorative cut on fabric or paper that makes the border look like small waves.
She used special scissors to give the card a wavyedge.
3. The uneven, wavy line where a blade or tool has been shaped with curves.
The knife's wavyedge helps it cut bread more easily.
4. A wavy boundary between two areas, such as land and water.
The wavyedge of the pond changed after the storm.