1. Projecting or protruding outward; sticking out beyond a surface or boundary.

1. Past tense and past participle of 'outjut'; to jut out or project further than something else.
Usage: rare; literary

Examples

• The outjutted rocks along the cliff face created natural handholds for climbers.
• Her chin was outjutted in a gesture of defiance.
• The building's outjutted balconies provided shade for the street below.
• The stone archway had outjutted corners that caught the afternoon light.
• His jaw outjutted as he clenched his teeth in concentration.
• The outjutted eaves of the old house protected the walls from rain.