notch

Object

• trowel: The mortar is applied using a tooth notched trowel to give a 3 to 6mm adhesive bed.
• hat-trick: The five-year-old notched a hat-trick of victories over seven furlongs and a mile between December and February.
• rectangle: The Raven Stone A class one Pictish stone showing the Sea Eagle and notched rectangle with z rod symbols the black infill is recent.
• goal: Pools went into the game having notched 12 goals in their previous three fixtures.
• victory: Clarksfield B at last notched a victory, 11-0 at home to fellow strugglers Rochdale B to take them closer to the safety zone.

Converse of object

• carve: The underside of the rim has 36 hand carved finger notches.
• cut: You can make a simple jig by cutting v notches into an open topped cardboard box.

Adjective modifier

• sciatic: It does not provide access to the bone above the sciatic notch.
• interdental: The six teeth are considerably worn down and have wide interdental notches; the points of the teeth form an irregular semicircle.
• top: Delivery service is also top notch, please pass on my regards.
• median: Tail flukes are pointed at the tips with a concave trailing edge and a deep median notch.
• deep: Tail flukes are pointed at the tips with a concave trailing edge and a deep median notch.

Modifies a noun

• filter: The first is a three position notch filter discrimination.

Noun used with modifier

• V: In the mechanical testing of steel it is the unit used in the Charpy V notch impact test.
• finger: The underside of the rim has 36 finger notches.

Followed by a transitive particle

• up: The Security Officer's story Bryan Watkins has notched up 15 years making sure all runs smoothly.

Particle object:

• victory: Horses who notch up a convincing victory on their last appearance, for example, often attract widespread of attention.
• win: In 2004 we notched up wins from Elite coxless pairs to Senior 3 fours.
• appearance: He enjoyed his spell on the South Coast notching up 126 league appearances in which he scored 4 goals.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: Here Jon notched up his second good idea of the trip.