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a. jutting outward n. That which juts outward; a protrusion.
Usage examples of "outjutting".
Though this was no smooth road, for we scrambled over loose rocks, squeezed by outjutting of the walls.
The town, built on an outjutting part of the mountain, in places even overhanging the sea, looks across the straits, full of sandbanks, towards the southernmost coast of Sardinia.
Reaching the rubble left by the avalanche, he gratefully rested his boots on an outjutting boulder.
Machicolated watchtowers, siege engine towers, stair turrets, a mill tower, round mural towers, square mural towers, and numerous other outjuttings thickened the twelve-foot-deep walls at varying intervals.
There are sufficient notches and outjuttings to wrap the wire around, enough concave area in which to plant the explosive charges.