noun “notch”
singular notch, plural notches or uncountable
- a level or degree, often used informally to compare things
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Her cooking skills have gone up a notch since she started culinary school.
- a V-shaped cut, usually made for a specific purpose or as a mark
He carved a notch in the wooden stick for every day they were stranded on the island.
- a part of a mobile phone that extends over the edge of the screen, typically containing the camera or sensors
The new smartphone model has a smaller notch at the top, allowing for a larger display area.
verb “notch”
infinitive notch; he notches; past tense notched; past part. notched; ger. notching
- to achieve or accomplish something, often used informally to talk about successes
She notched another victory in her belt by winning the chess tournament.
- to make a V-shaped cut in something
She notched the stick every time she finished reading a book, creating a visual record of her accomplishment.