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/ˈdʒʌtɪŋ/
Meaning & Definition
verb
To extend out or project beyond a surface.
The cliff was jutting over the sea, providing a stunning view.
To stick out or protrude.
His chin was jutting out defiantly as he faced his opponent.
adjective
Projecting outward; sticking out.
The jutting rocks made the path treacherous for hikers.
Having a protruding or extending form.
The building has a distinctive design with its jutting balconies.
Etymology
From the verb 'jut', which originates from Middle English 'juten', of uncertain origin.
Common Phrases and Expressions
jutting out
Referring to something that extends outward noticeably.
jutting chin
A chin that extends outward, often indicating confidence or defiance.
Related Words
jut
To extend or stick out.
protrude
To stick out or extend beyond a surface.
Slang Meanings
Used to describe someone who stands out in a crowd.
He was the jutting figure in the group, impossible to miss.
Describing something very noticeable or obvious.
The new sign is jutting in front of the store, catching everyone's eye.