US /dʒʌt/ UK /dʒʌt/
verb noun

Meanings

  1. 1
    verb

    to extend or project sharply beyond a surface

    Rocky ledges jut out over the crashing surf below.

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Synonyms
1 verb · to extend or project... projectprotrudeoverhangextendbulgestick out
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Word family
Derived forms jutting
Related forms jetty

Etymology

Late Middle English, a variant of 'jet' ('to project, stick out'), from Old French 'jeter' ('to throw'), from Latin 'iactare' ('to throw'), frequentative of 'iacere' ('to throw').

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