0 to (cause to) stick out, especially above or past the edge or surface of something: --
1 to stick out, esp. above or beyond the edge or surface of something: --
The key feature was the stage, which included a large heart-shaped ramp which jutted halfway out onto the arena floor, creating a glorified catwalk.
The 5 m high walls form a square; their bastions are at an oblique angle and jut out from the walls at all four corners.
The anvil's distinguishing feature is that it juts out in front of the storm like a shelf.
Key characteristics include concrete walls, large glass windows, jutting roof, and a neon marquee.
At 15, a piece of bone tore from her pelvis and jutted into her hip flexor.
Some seamen get compound fractures, and sometimes a man lands with three inches of bone jutting from his leg after having been in plaster for months.
There are other ways to calm traffic, such as the chicane, where pavements are made to jut out at intervals so as to narrow the road.
In the evidence it was spoken of as "masonry," but whether it be masonry, brickwork or concrete these blocks are to jut out some fourteen feet.
