Cut the edges with the jagging iron, and, with the other end of the iron, stamp leaves or flowers.
They should be rolled out about half an inch thick, cut with a jagging iron or knife into strips about half an inch wide, and twisted, so as to form small cakes.
Roll out the dough into sheets half an inch thick, and cut it with a jagging iron into oval or oblong cakes, pricked with a fork.
Flour your pasteboard, lay the dough upon it, roll it very thick, and cut it into strips with a jagging iron.
Tarts made of any kind of jam are usually formed with a crust round the bottom of the dish, the sweetmeat is then put in, and little ornaments of crust placed over the top, made with a jagging iron.
Tarts made of any kind of jam are commonly made with a crust round the bottom of the dish, the sweetmeat then put in, and only little ornaments of crust cut with a jagging iron, and laid over the top.
Roll it half an inch thick, cut it with a jagging iron, or knife, into strips about half an inch wide, twist them into any shape you please.
Roll some of the crust very thin, cut it into narrow strips, with a jagging iron, and lay it on the pie in a fanciful manner.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "jagging" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
