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notchesnounpl. of notch a V-shaped cut usually on an edge or a surfacelifted up the fence rail and positioned it in the notch cut into the post chips, hacks, indentations, indents, indentures, kerfs, nicks joggles, nocks, punches, snipsgrooves, scores, undercutsslits, slots a narrow opening between hillsides or mountains that can be used for passagetry to get through the notch before the storm blows in canyons(also cañons), cols, couloirs, defiles, flumes, gaps, gills(British), gorges, gulches, gulfs, kloofs(South African), linns(chiefly Scottish), passes, ravines, saddles abysses, chasms, cirques, clefts, crevasses, crevices, cwms(chiefly British), fissurescombes(also coombes or coombs, British), dales, dells, glens, hollows, shut-ins, vales, valleysbasins, floodplains, kettlesarroyos, barrancas(also barrancos), coulees, draws, gullies(also gulleys), gutters, nullahs, trenches, troughs, wadis, washes(West) an individual part of a process, series, or rankingsales for the album increased, and it moved up another notch on the music charts chapters, cuts, degrees, grades, inches, pegs, phases, places, points, stages, steps angles, aspects, facets, sidesamounts, measures, planesdecrements, increments |