All 9 Uses
jut
in
The House of Hades
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- The clouds parted just long enough to reveal the top of the mountain below them: a spearhead of black rock jutting from mossy green slopes.†
p. 2.3
- Her body ran the length of the port corridor, her outstretched hand jutting into the engine room, offering the life-sized figure of Nike that stood in her palm, like, Here, have some Victory!†
p. 57.6
- He turned a corner and saw two ancient stone towers jutting into the sky, side by side, much taller than anything else in the neighborhood—maybe medieval watchtowers?†
p. 86.5
- Here and there, spires of rock jutted up like exclamation points.†
p. 103.5
- A spearhead jutted from the end of Bob's broom.†
p. 112.8
- She glanced nervously at Bob's broom handle, wondering how long it would be before that hidden spearhead jutted out and got pointed at her.†
p. 160.9jutted out = stuck out
- The rocket fire had extinguished, though smoking bronze exhaust vents still jutted from the stern.†
p. 199.9
- Fifty yards into the clearing, about halfway to the hut, a massive oak tree jutted from the ground at a forty-five-degree angle.†
p. 298.3
- The fog dissipated, and they found themselves on a peninsula that jutted out over a pitch-black void.†
p. 355.9 *jutted out = stuck out
Definitions:
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(1)
(jut) to stick out; or a part that sticks out
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(2)
(meaning too rare to warrant focus) meaning to rare to warrant focus