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jut
(jut)
Pronunciation:
/dʒʌt/
verb
(
juts
,
jutting
,
jutted
)
[
no object, with adverbial
]
extend out, over, or beyond the main body or line of something:
a rock jutted out from the side of the bank
[
with object
]
cause (something) to protrude:
she put up her head and
jutted out
her chin with determination
noun
a point that sticks out:
we stopped on a
jut of
land
Origin:
mid 16th century
: variant of
jet
1
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