juts (Meaning)

juts

to stick out, up, or forward, to cause to project, to extend out, up, or forward, something that juts

The rocky cliff juts out over the tempestuous sea, threatening ships with its sharp edge.
The old oak tree's gnarled branches jut out like fingers grasping at the sky.
The narrow peninsula juts into the lake, creating a secluded bay for boats.
The skyscraper's metallic facade juts upward, piercing the urban canopy.
The jagged teeth of the predator jut out from its menacing grin, promising a painful bite.
The mountain peak juts out into the clouds, a majestic sentinel overlooking the valley below.
The balcony of the apartment jutted out over the bustling street, offering a panoramic view of the city.
The iceberg juts out of the icy water, a reminder of the frozen depths that lie beneath.
The promontory juts out into the ocean, a rugged outpost against the relentless waves.
The shark's dorsal fin juts out of the water, a sign of impending danger for hapless swimmers.

to stick out, up, or forward, to cause to project, to extend out, up, or forward, something that juts

protuberances, swells, protrusions, sections, domes, bulges, overhangs,projections, lumps, swellings

dents, hollows,pits, valleys, depressions, wells, recesses, indentations, craters, cavities

The rocky cliff juts out over the tempestuous sea, threatening ships with its sharp edge.

The old oak tree's gnarled branches jut out like fingers grasping at the sky.

The narrow peninsula juts into the lake, creating a secluded bay for boats.

The skyscraper's metallic facade juts upward, piercing the urban canopy.