How to spell SERATTED correctly?

If you come across the misspelling "seratted", a correct suggestion is to replace it with "serrated". This adjective is commonly used to describe the presence of saw-like or jagged edges. "Serrated" is the correct spelling, conveying the intended meaning accurately and succinctly.

• aerated The bread dough was aerated with yeast, resulting in a light and fluffy texture once it was baked.
• Berated He berated his colleague for not completing the project on time.
• dratted I can't find my dratted car keys anywhere!
• Ratted I ratted out my friend to the teacher because he was cheating on the test.
• scatted I've been scatted from the server!
• seated I was pleasantly surprised to find a well-dressed man seated next to me on the train.
• sedated After the surgery, the patient was sedated to help them recover comfortably.
• serrated The knife had a serrated edge that made it easier to cut through meat.
• Slatted The sun shone through the slatted blinds, casting a warm, dappled light in the room.
• Spatted I spatted my brother in the face after he insulted me.
• Squatted I squatted down and inspected the Damage.
• Strutted She strutted confidently down the runway in her new high heels.
• swatted The fly was buzzing around my head, so I swatted at it with my hand.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking