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Meanings of jutting in English

Catalan
projecció
Spanish
proyección

The act of projecting out from something.

projecció

Extending out above or beyond a surface or boundary.

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Usage of jutting in English
1
Crime, you mean. Feral's voice is a growl distorted by jutting canines.
Soon I will be invincible
2
You know, those little huts, jutting out on stilts over the water?
News.com.au
3
Minutes before that, Scott Morrison was jutting out his chin in Canberra.
The Guardian
4
Heldon put his foot on a jutting pyramidal stone and pressed down.
Cities in Flight
5
Roofs of mud and straw, held by a jutting row of rafters.
Lost in translation
6
Ledges and jutting rocks, cracks and depressions finally made the ascent possible.
The Enchanted Canyon
7
They had just reached a little cliff jutting out over the water.
Beth Woodburn
8
He grasped a jutting rock and pulled himself back to the surface.
Anchorite
9
At last they gained the jutting headland, and circled around its point.
The Camp in the Snow; Or, Besieged by Danger
10
Then he had fallen on a board that had a jutting nail.
In the Dark
11
It's all logs and added-on wings, with a deck jutting out behind.
Bag of Bones
12
I could see the top of their motorboat jutting above the bulkhead.
The bay at midnight
13
The huge brow was furrowed, and the jutting chin was proudly set.
The seeker
14
Black hilltops are as islands jutting out from a grey supermundane sea.
My Tropic Isle
15
It's another hip-jutting track that mixes ecstatic falsetto yearning with menacing guitars.
The Guardian
16
Her bare hands tasted the edges of the jutting rocks and ledges.
House of Bathory
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Translations for jutting
Catalan
projecció
Jutting through the time
Jutting across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common