1. to stick out or project beyond a surface or boundary
Usage: transitive or intransitive; less common than 'jut out'

Examples

• The rocky cliff outjuts dramatically over the ocean.
• A wooden beam outjuts from the side of the old barn.
• The balcony outjuts several feet from the building's main wall.
• Sharp stones outjut from the riverbed.
• His chin outjuts slightly when he concentrates.